The Green Forest tribune., 1904-04-23

Garden seeds of all kinds at c. c. O'Neal & Co.'S.
 All kinds of first-class black -smithing done by $. Bryant, near depot.
 You can buy good fountain pen at Green Forest Drug Co.'S for one dollar.
 Drummer Len Nunnally dropped in to see home folks and sell a few bills of shoes first of the week.
 An attack of pneumonia has held w. E. Trower in close quarters for week or so. He is improving.
 Why not repaper your house this spring when you can buy wall paper so cheap at Green Forest Drug Co.'S?
 H. w. Roland is putting up small frame building near the depot to be occupied by himself as..a grocery.
 Boys who desire to carry water and run other errands for admission to the show next Tuesday will please apply to J. B. Harden.
 Miss Ruby Mum ally is home from Osage where she has been attending school for the past several months. The school there closed Friday.
 Mrs. John Ramsey has received an- other invoice of spring and summer millinery. Please examine her stock before purchasing elsewhere.
 Clover, timothy and all kinds of grass seed, kafir corn, potatoes and bulk gar den seed at Harden's Produce market. Don't buy till you figure with him.
 THE TRIBUNE office will furnish deeds and other blanks on the finest ledger paper for less price than they can be bought at any other office in the state.
 w. E. Trower has moved to the property recently purchased of A. E. Graham, and MT. Graham has moved to the A. Blasingame residence on Sixth street.
 One kiln of brick for the Ozark Normal is about ready to be fired. The unfavor- able weather has not only delayed work on the yard, but has caused considerable damage.
 The paint brush is being literally ap- piled in town this spring. A new coat adorns the front of Judge Butt and T. L. Runners buildings and the telephone exchange room.
 The new switch board is being rigged up in the new central telephone office this week. A led cable is now used for connection with the wires on the post in front of the office.
 Miss Burnice Foreman went to Eure- ka Springs Tuesday afternoon for a few days visit. She is thi nk ing something of making her arrangements to spend the summer at the Springs.
 If the new council wants to make itself remembered for the good it has done, it will pass an ordinance making it fine- able offense to sweep or throw papers or other rubbish into the streets.
 Mrs. c. E., Foreman and sons, Erwin and Billy, returned home Monday after a visit to relatives in the Territory. On the return trip they stopped for visit with her parents at Eureka Springs.
 You will be enabled to take life easy this summer if you will drop around occasionally to the confection stand and ice cream parlor of Frank Wells. He will keep the best that's to be had of everything.
 E. E. Poynor of Osage and D. K. Me- Curry of Alpena graduated at the medi- cal department of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock last week. We congratulate these young M. D's. and wish them success in their chosen pro- fession.
 E. R. Graham is in receipt of letter from Wella Walla, Wash, informing him of the death of his brother William on March 29. He had been critically ill for several months. He was buried with Masonic honors at Walla Walla.
 J. w. Tanning is about heading a brick manufacturing syndicate. He can see no reason why there is not some good money in manufacturing brick in in Green Forest, not only to supply the local demand, but to ship out. Such an enterprise certainly would not be miss.