The Green Forest tribune., 1908-04-10

E. c. Cooper came in from Pine Bluff on Friday of last week to spend couple of days witt his family. He was en route to Oklahoma City for which place he left Monday evening to take up temporary headquarters where he will be in charge of 8 syndicate of fire insurance comp anies for which he is special agent and adjuster.
 If you are earning less than sixty dollars per month, our course of study will benefit you. Write us. Fayetteville Com mercial College, Fayetteville, Ark.
 Isaac Teter is reported to be one of the richest men on Route 1, fine boy having arrived al his home one day last week.
 See the~eanning Go. for to- mato seed. Time now to SOW.
 James Standlee is reaping 8 nice little harvest off his crop o1 pie plant, having shipped some- thing over 400 pounds to Eureka Springs grocers already this spring.
 Andy Cox reports a full or chard of Elbertas. He has about 8 acres. His trees were blank last year. It seems that trees that did not bear last year are about all that will hit this year.
 Why not buy your Wall Paper at home. Jernigan has an elegant line to select from at~>least 9 per cent cheaper. See his line and let him figure with you before buying.
 Hand packed tomatoes 10 cents a can .at~W elrsa Grocery.
 By an error in figures somehow it seems that w. A. Butt was er- roneously reported as Demo- cratic nominee for Justice of the Peace of Hickory township, and that the honor belongs to J. H, DeBurger instead. The way the combined vote of the two pre- cincts first had it MT. Butt was nominated by two votes, but the official count gives it so The Tribune is informed, to MT. De- Burger by 3 votes. There is nc feeling involved over the matter, it being treated as an error for which no one in particular it respon sible.
 Albert Stevens and wife arriv . ed here Sunday from Las Vegas, N. M., where he has been located for several years in railroad ser- vice, he being an engineer. The stringency that has prostrated business in the west had caused Albert to be laid off and he de- cided to seek other fields of em . ployment. He may secure a job on the M. & N. A.
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 In a difficulty between Oscar Purselley and Garfield Young. blood, two young men residing in the neighborhood two miles west of Denver, on Wednesday afternoon, the latter shot the former with a Winchester in the face and hand inflicting severe though not serious wounds. From meager reports at hand The Tribune is not able to give par