The Green Forest tribune., 1904-03-12
Local Mention.

Sat by the barrel at Harden's.
 Buy apples and potatoes at Harden's broduce.
 old papers, lots of them. at TIE TREE |UNE office.
 County Clerk J. o. Collier was in townSM Monday.
 This week has been an unusually dull bne for news.
 Gardenng is occupying good deal of Intention at the present. Buy your seed os ts of Harden early, tor they are going to be scarce. All kinds of first-class black -smithing s. Bryant, near depot. Something new in ladies' shirt waist bets at Tabor 6 Rhodes millinery. TO. Walker and wife have been Fisiting here during the past week. l. Charley Wall is clerking for Coxsey Bros. while Mike IS out candidating. Afresh COW and young calf to trade bf a work horse. See c. E. Forman. March winds have been somewhat more emphatic this spring than usual. ! See Tanning s: Birkes for the best
 Dur in either large or small quantities. T. Stanhope made business trip 10 Nevada, Mo-, during the past week. Be6ween now and April 1, T. M. Buell. |will beat anybody's price paid for furs. J.C. Bower is now very much inn proved and hopes to be able to be out soon.
 The Green Forest Mercantile Go. will pay you the cash and the best price for Eoul eggs.
 IfYou want any kind of fancy cakes pr pies made call on Horace Williams, Fhe Maker.
 Tabor 6 Rhodes millinery opening |Vill lake place on Friday and Saturday, March 25 and 26. Please pay up as you go so you can be furnished with anything you want at Rudd's meat market. A fine line of ladies, misses and chill 1rens' spring caps just received at Tabor & Rhodes millinery. H.G Poynor, now travelling repre- Fentatiye of the Peters Shoe Go. of St. Louis, was in town Thursday. EM. J. w. Towrey had sufficiently recovered from his illness to leave for his home!at Cans, I. T., Monday. H you want to make quick sale list your property with the Green Forest Realty Co. Office in New York store. You will find good market for your poultry, eggs, stock peas and veal calves and all other marketable produce at '. B.Harden's.
 lfyou don't let Jeff Harbert supply
 your needs in the hardware line-cook
 stovea especially-it is because you do bot fgure with him. Planning 6c Birkes have an order out Tor ear load of the celebrated "Car- Fha8e Queen" flour and will sell at both |xhOIesale and retail. Acar load of fine prairie hay has been peceived by James Buell. and is for sale ht 40cents bale or $11.50 per ton. Call kt saW and blaming mill. M B. Russell and wife came over from Eureka Springs and spent the lime between trains visiting relatives Sunday. His mother Mrs. w. c. Rus Pell and her son Berry accompanied Fhem home to visit for few days.
 e. Cooper will make his head Auarters in the insurance business at Little Rock after the first of the coming |nonth. He will not move his family F2om here, however, and will still look |dter this territory, which will necessi- bate bis return here for short stay every eixty or ninety days.
 Tho Jasper Republican reports the re- Flection of J. w. Hurd to the position Pf ca1hier of the Newton County Bank. Enc paper says MT. Hurd has been Fery 6dceint V oager of the affairs of Fhe hank and he is very popular
 Rtth III patrons.a All of which will be good news to Johns many friends at