The Green Forest tribune., 1904-02-13

Eggs are 5 cents piece-in Penn sylvania.
 The tax collector is here again. Time never drags between tax collections.
 O. see that nice supply of beef, pork, sausage and lard at Rudd's meat shop.
 J. c. Bower has been unable to be at his place of business since Sunday.
 It is better to have insurance and not need it than to need it and not have it.
 Between now and April 1, T. M. Buell. will beat anybody's price paid for furs.
 J. H. Buell. has bought the 8O-acre farm of H. P. Parker, four miles north of town.
 Isaac Brammer has purchased the Pyron brick residence in the Blasin- game addition.
 A bright young son arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. c. Cooper Wednesday morning.
 Miss Amy Ramsey has been employed as book keeper in the produce establish ment of J. B. Harden.
 A visit to Mrs. John Ramsey's shop will convince you where to buy Ladies and Misses Furnishings.
 Mrs. w. c. Russell's condition is slightly improved. She has been quite ill for the past two weeks.
 c. c. O'Neal & Go, can boast of the finest display of cutlery to be found in the county. Call at their store and see for yourself.
 Len Nunnally, Jr,, is quite seriously i'll of stomach trouble at the home of his father -in-law, William Stevens, out west of town.
 Mrs. John Ramsey wishes to inform her customers that she will sell her entire stock of winter hats at astonsh- lngly low prices. If you need a dress CT street hat call and see her.
 Spencer McCollister is now candi- date for photo trade. Nobody in the county can serve you better. The high est grade work at the lowest possible rates. Call on him at his new gallery etHQ oGO SdillplSS.
 When you need anything in the farm implement line be sure to figure with c. c. O'Neal &: Co. They carry full line and always the best goods on the market. Their stock of builders hardware is also always complete.
 After an illness of several months LeRoy Callen died at his home, five miles north of town, on last Monday afternoon. MT. Cailen Was about fifty years old and was an honorable citizen. He leaves wife and several children.
 U. F. Burnes, representative of the Springfield Daily Republican, was here soliciting subscribers for that paper during the past week. MT. Burnes bore the extraordinary destinction of carry ing whole pass over the St. l.. & N. A. railroad.
 Go to the New York Cash Store if you goods, notions, tinWare and stationery. which will be sold cheap for cash. eggs, butter and produce of all kinds.
 Lisk's patent antitrust ware-wash boilers, water pails, wash basins, dip pers, oil cans, stew kettles, milk paiis, pudding pans-at c. c. O'Neal G 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.
 To THE LADIES': We have a few fall and winter hats which we will sell at cost to save carrying them over. We are going to enlarge our stock of all kinds of millinery goods in 50 days and we must sell in order to make room. We expect to putin small line of ladies ready made clothing and a full line of silks and satins and velvet and dress trimmings. Thanking you for past patronage we.assure you we are going to do more than ever to merit your contin ued patronage. RHODES 6; TABOR.