The Green Forest tribune., 1904-01-30
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 IT. Tibbets was up from Carrollton ,Iy icay.
 duce. oas 1d papers, lots of them, at THE TRIB- ac Aunt Hester Buell. is reported as slow 2rrbd improving. witbJend Rudd your orders for meat, daiephone 27.
 sigEmnett Cooper is guest of Denver thls week. olSeasome fine cold-storage winesap apples
 Harden's produce. 1seas good many house plants were forced 'erilaeaye Monday night. ion Mrs. Charles Haflick has been seri- ra M sly III for several days. atmqDr.P Poynor looked after business mat Tn sat Berryville Monday. I, 7 saran" at Berryville Sunday. ecoaW0rk is hung up on the Ozark Nor ne clon account of the weather. eeAll kinds of first-class black -smithing oG l4n0by $. Bryant, near depot. II ! 'ePhene No. 19 for your groceries and tfeaeyawill be delivered promptly. SeasS
 Itis better to have insurance and not
 eed it than to need it and not have it. ses High grade ationery-envelopes and no s,per-ab Mrs. Meador's. %. Lobby. 9r Phone Tabor at 19 and in five minutes an3u will have your groceries at your e''or' 'lct Mrs. Lee Smith is visiting at the home rerf her brother, M. B.,Russell, at Eureka
 brings. 1O. Remember your wants in the meat ..-4-ne will be taken care of at Rudd's A larket. The past few days have served to re- Mind that weather last August was not Mo warm.
 NJ Misses Bessie and Edna Prather left M;unday evening to attend the Spring Yield Normal.
 We are pleased to note that" Grand Wna" Stroud is fast recovering from her Mecent illness.
 q A. M. Webb has gone to the Indian MFerritory to sell trees for Cox 6 Chris Wianyc r1urcarx, X WI. c. Russell made mis-step some Way Tuesday which has rendered him a Memporary cripple. W Presiding Elder o Bryant of Harrison Mwasl here looking over his field Wednes- x day and Thursday. v If the cold wave holds on another week Harden and the boys will have the Wrabbit crop harvested. X Herb Phillips has again secured em- fployment as a carpenter in the railroad shop at Eureka Springs. A. J. Tabor is not selling groceries at x cost, but as cheap as they can be sold a and give honest weights. \ Miss Edna Walker has been engaged < asa type-setter in THE TRIBUNE office S since the first of the year. \ Mrs. Roain Webb is no better. Her condition is such that scarcely no hope is Entertained for her recovery. 4sJ. B. Reeves was at Eureka Springs last week, marketing canned apples and catsup, put up by his factory last fall.
 Free delivery, free smile and free everything at Tanning & Birkes' except the small amount asked for the goods.
 10000 rabbits wanted at J. B. Hard ems. He pays the highest market price. Now is the time to harvest your rabbit crop.
 Rev. w. A. Franks is the name of the Methodist minister who is to supply the Green Forest church during the coming year.
 Miss Ruby Nunnally and Master Will lie Coxsey both returned toOsage school Monday, after short visit with home- folks.
 Mrs. Mary Fancher-Spaulding is here from Houston, Tex, on two-weeks' visit at the home of her father, J. P. Fancher.
 U. O. Collier, the jovial county clerk, was here on business Saturday. He wore on the lapel of his coat button made of wood.
 You will find good market for your poultry, eggs, stock peas and veal calves and all other marketable produce at J. B. Harden's.
 THE TRIBUNE force has been consid- erably weekend by the illness of Miss Fannie Keithley, who is now our senior