The Green Forest tribune., 1907-01-04

In lnsur1ng your property Wltf ]. l.. Russell you can have your ] choice in ten of the best old-line insurance companies.
 Dr. Ramsey has been con- siderably under the weather for several weeks on account of an accute attact sof Bronchitis but is again able to attend to all his professional duties.
 R. l.. Jernigan has purchased the Franklin building on the east side of the public square and has had it arranged especially for his large stock of drugs and drug sundries. Mir. Jernigan is now at home with bis business and his quarters are second to none in the town.
 We are pleased to quote the following from a letter from A Hughes of Wichita, Kas., who is one of our regular readers. "l ueg to say that I like THE TRIB- UNE very much, and admire it's clear cut and able advocacy of all that tends to make mankind bet ter, especially its temperance advocacy. The demon of strong drir k has been in ages past and is today the greatest enemy the church has to contend against. Long may yours and other tren chant pens take up and main tain the fight against this evil. :" Mr. Hughes is a prominent busi- ness man of Wichita and is a highly cultured gentleman. He is brother of the late Duncan C.. Hughes. He was visitor at the home of his brothers family east of town during the holidays.
 This is sort of topsy turvy world. No one seems 10 be satisfied. One man is struggling to gat justice, and another is fly ing rom it. One man is saving up to buy house and another is trying hard to sell his dwelling for less than it cost to get rid of it. One man is spending all the money he can earn in taking a girl to theater or show and sending her valuable presents in hopes that he may eventually make her his wife, and his neigh bor is spending all the gold he has saved trying to get a divorce One man keeps pistol to pro- tect himself against burglars, while his neighbor doesn't keep one for fear of shooting himself or some member of the family. One man pays for his paper in advance because he can read it with a greater relish while an- other takes it for four or five years without paying one cent for it, and enjoys it hugely all the while. Surely queer old world this is.
 If you want to borrow money on improved real estate see J. l.. Russell.
 The edi itQr's recent visit to Texas strengthened his belief that North Arkansas is the most delightful country in the world in which to live. Texas is a great state and from the standpoint of making money is mo doubt the greatest waffle on the griddle of North America but the absence of the beautiful scenery, and the clear sparkling streams of living water of North Arkansas causes tke view to pail on the vision and to become intensely monotonou the citizen of this section. The people of Texas are an in- dustrious, progressive, prosper ous and great :people. They grow cotton and as con- sequence of the high prices of recent years, large bank ac- counts. The people of North Arkansas grow appetites and everything under the blue canopy of heaven that is necessary for the qualification of those appe tites. A North Arkansan visits Texas and returns to his section with great admiration for her splendid people but with stronger