The Green Forest tribune., 1908-03-06
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 Mrs. John Ramsey will open for inspection on the 13 and 14th inst. as nice line of Millinery as has ever been shown in Green Forest, and cordially invites all 1 to come and see.
 The firm of c. c. O'Neal & Co.,. !, which now comprises Mr. O'Neal and J. A. and George Buell., have bought from 1. B. Wilson the fine store room in which the company's business is located. This is one of the largest and finest store rooms in this part of the state covering floor space of 57x90 feet with an elegant plate glass front. This firm does an immense business in the hardware, and implement line, and The Tribune is glad to see it housed under it's own roof. There are few such enterprising and accommodating firms in Carroll county as c. c. O'Neal & Co.,, and none that does a great CT volume of business in it's line. l Coxsey 6 Co. are now abo u purchasing their spring and summer stock and it is absolutely necessary for those yet remain : ing in debt to the firm to square up. They not only need the money but must have it. It will be worth good deal more than the trouble it will take for those indebted to them to see them about the matter without delay.
 Will Wells is candidate for Road Overseer of Hickory town ship and he asks The Tribune to announce him this week. Will is known perhaps to every voter in the township and all that is necessary for us to do is merely to say he is in the race. He would make a good Overseer.
 T. J. Wells condition is slowly improving. He is able to be about the house this week. Rev. Lewis will fill an appoint ment with the M. E. (NOrth) church Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night next.
 R. M. Henry writes to forward his Tribune to Saltwater, Okla.
 Bert Garrison moved back to his farm near Alpena Tuesday.
 The infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. L. l.. Azdell is reported quite sick.
 Bridge Foreman J. M. Stevens was here during the past week equipping couple of boarding cars which he will use on the road this summer. Ira Porter and wife will have charge of the cars. At present MT. Stevens crew is engaged in the vicinity of Marshall.
 One of the most successful colleges in qualifying it's students and securing desirable positions for them is the Fayetteville Commercial College of Fayette- vile, Ark. It is conducted by them, who are not only good teachers, but are good business men and know exactly what will be required of their students by the business world and how to train them in the shortest possible time to meet those requirements
 S36 Book Case for $2O at Tabor's.
 "Judge' J. B. Dodson was in town Saturday so busy shaking with the voters that he had to use both hands. Joe is running for the Democratic nomination for County Judge at a 2:40 gait and if he is not elected it will Le no fault of his or of his numerous active friends. Some one has unkindly intimated that because of the fact that he recently ac- cepted a government job at a Louisiana experiment. station and was absent from the county few months that he lost his citizenship here, but there is nothing to it. He had the right to hold his citizenship here and he did so. He says he had nc thought of remaining away per- manently.
 Cleo Smith, we'll known to many people about Green Forest, arrived here Thursday of last week. He left his home at Den yer, Colo. July Il last. He has covered large area of country comprising different states, can- wasting as an agent to make expenses. During the time he attended school two months at Mason City, Iowa, and later took 8 course in the Springfield, Mo-. Commercial College, all the time