The Green Forest tribune., 1908-03-13

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 to come and see.
 If your teeth need attentiop see Dr. Spurlin here on the 24-26. l Word comes from Hyle Car penter of Denver, who went to St. Louis three weeks ago to have his eyes treated, that sight has been restored to one eye and that the other is expect to yield to treatment the same way as soon as the doctor thinks it expedient to administerit. This will be good news to Mr. Carpenters hosts of friends.
 S20 Dining Table SIP at Tabor's.
 L.J. Leatherbury is home from Ft. Smith where he has held a position as guard at the U. s. jail since the commencement of Marshal Mayes administration Mr. Leatherbury is not certain that he will return to the job, as it is probable that the jail will not much longer be continued as 8 Federal prison. Only few prisoners are being kept there now and the government can have it's charges taken care of by other prisons cheaper than it can maintain this jail.
 Rogers & Cox will have on dis play next week the swellest lines of millinery that has ever been broughtootoss ossthescity.
 The lathing is now being nailed on the walls of the Chris tain church and it will not be long until the building will be ready for occupancy. The clustering will go on top of ceiling which makes the structure most substantial. The Christian people hope to be worshippicg under their own roof before many more weeks.
 J. c. Wilson presented scheme to the candidates for Road Overseer Saturday that would bring good results. He suggested that in order to test their skill as road build- CTS that each put in a space of ten days at work on the Brawley mountain road, where Mir. Will son along with other members of the Commercial Club are much interested at the present time.
 Call early and see the new line of fashionable spring cloth ing at Coxsey & Co.'S.
 Floyd Jenkins writes his folks here from Warren, Wyo., that he had a bit of exciting exper- fence few days ago. Floyd is engaged in the sheep business and he was moving his head quarters, which consisted of camping outfit in a wagon. He struck a match to light his pipe and threw the stub down igniting some powder that had jolted out of package and the whole thing blew up with great force. Floyd lit out in the open and his wagon and contents burned up. He was not seriously hurt, but the accident has doubtless scared him out of several years growth.
 S36 Book Case for $2O at Tabor's.
 The train due from the west at 2:16 p. m. was about 6 hours late Sunday due to a wreck Of a west bound freight near Grand View, five cars having been de- raileG.
 Some sneak entered the local ware room of c. D. Milligan Wholesale Grocery Co. near the depot Sunday night and carried away two sacks of sugar. This company ships sugar here by the car load for the purpose of sup plying it's local customers. An effort will bs made to appre bend the thief.
 The Farmers Union local has opened a produce shipping head quarters in Mrs. Harris brick recently vacated by Charley Wells grocery, where the pro- ducts of the Union members will be received and shipped on a commission. The business is in charge of E. H. Inman who has been employed as sales agent.
 After a two years residence in Oregon, J. R. Osborn and family have returned to their farm near Denver, fully convinc- ed that there is no place like Arkansas.
 Mrs. M. A. Rogers is reported quite sick.
 J. l.. Russell represents six of the strongest Ole line Fire