The Green Forest tribune., 1909-06-25


 W. D. Crawford of Cisco was in Green Forest Tuesday.
 Take your laundry work to Puckett & Phillips barber shope. They send a basket to the Pierce City Steam Laundry every other week.
 J. B. Reeves has had force of men employed at Berryville finishing up the contract he had for building an addition to and remoddling the Baptist church there.
 The Tribune has for sale lot of books by standard authors in . cluding work of ten volumes of the World Best Grafton These books have been used more or less and will be sold at half price. If you want some good literature cheap this is your opportunity.
 You will find Dr.. CrOzier in his dental office in Green Forest on July 27, 2S, 29. 30. See him as soon as he arrives about your work.
 John Roberts left for his home at Little Rock Tuesday evening, having been called here by tele- gram last week announcing Mrs. Len Nunnally condition. Mrs Roberts remained over for few days to comfort her father and Miss Ruby.
 George Tabor has traded his farm out northwest of town tc Eld. J. B. Rose of Berryville for the latter's residence property at the county seat. The exchange was made for the reason that Eld. Rose wants country home, while Mir. Tabor wants only such investments as will take care ol themselves until he has com pleted his course in medical col lege. Eld Rose expects to move to his farm here this fall.
 FOR SALE: My home adjoin ing corporation, consisting of g six room modern dwelling, plas- tered throughout, in good repair, fine we'll of water; barn 16x24 ft., IA it. high with buggy shed wood house and other out build- ings; five acres of land mostly set to apple, peach and small fruits; nursery stock of 1200C trees. Abstract title. Some body is going to get a bargain
 A. M. WEBB, Green Forest, Ark.
 There is a new kind of graft being practiced over the coun- try now in which the man who has some surplus money is sought for victim. Promoters are organizing companies "tc meet a long felt want, <" mostly in some specie of insurance, and smooth tongued salesmen are senu out 10 sell stock. The gilt tering promises of fabulous divi- dends often catches the eye oi the man who has a little surplus and the first thing he knows he has bought himself some stock If the man who is approached on one of these schemes would think little he would know that if the thing was as represented, the promoters would find no trouble in selling people of great means and there would be no need fol them having to hunt out stran gers to get financial backing We know fellow he got a block of this sort of stock year or two ago, that would be glad to gel half his money back out of i now.
 Admiration alone will not run newspaper. Sooner or later such admirers find that the sub. ject of their affections has be. come welded to other ways tha they do not admire-in other words, newspaper is compell' ed in order to live, to ask th' friendship of those who are no SO platonic in their practical es. teem with sentiment that bind. mutual admiration in other pro- fessions. There are too many men who expect an editor tt slave in defense of their pet no' tions and hobbies, advocate thei views against the strongest op' position, and coolly withhold tn, business support by which alon, small paper can live.
 J. B. Reeves has proper fertil izer for your tomatoes and car tell you how to use it. Don fail to see him.