The Green Forest tribune., 1910-10-28
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 socond-hand buggy for safe or s IVY A. J. Tabor.
 ..u cranberries, celery, fresh fish,
 sh oysters, at Meek s.
 il, vour bid quick on that sewing x 15;,le m at O'Neal & Co.'S.
 s,< r,.;b1ne can use a few loads of
 ,nnod on account right now.
 Reeves was in Eureka Springs lS;ness Tuesday and Wednesday.
 "a enough on your fall and winter # to buy you a pair shoes and hat at 'pSs Harbert
 'S Winchester for sale, in good shape. . Wakefield. Call at J. E. Woods fMery store.
 3M u,iII pav you to see those 'snappy'' z at Ken Harbert's Anything from s 50 to $25.00 per. N $ ivory friend of education should at sSplJ the rally at the school building : 4turday afternoon.
 Two cars of Swift's fertilizer (the ! ,aJ Iind) for wheat and hay has been Sreiyed by J. B. Reeves. Tost. Three promissory notes in favor. one for $100, one for $50 and <no S15 The public is warned not to B'1v or trade for any of these notes. J. K. Thorn. FoR SALE-Three thoroug gh bred b1roc Jersey males, about ten weeks bld CHAs. OREBAUGH, Phone Line 108. People having business W ith the Tanning Co., will find the Manager J. R Reeves at his up town office in the barber shop.
 Ladies are urgently requested to see those long coats at Ben Harbert's. They are up to now, best quality and nrieed within your reach.
 Born to MT. and Mrs John Buell. onl last Sunday fine new grand daughter. The little one has taken up it's abode at inc home of MT. and Mrs. Massie Seitz. ;
 Mir. and Mrs Nj. NJ. Herriman of Aurora, Ark, arrived Saturday for visit with her son J. R. Crawford and o4l, lot nb ~ Forest and Denver.
 For Sale-Thoroughbred s. C. White Ieghom Cockerels, Wycoff strain, $1. .00 each. These chickens took three premiums at N. A. Fair. Mrs. C. H. Colvin. Phone B. 11-9.
 I still have on hand 2500 of well selected varieties of coming Swear old apple trees, which l will sell at cents each. Get in your order as early as possible as it is now time to heel out. J, M. Baker, 1-2 mile east of Green Forest ll-4
 Lee D. Bell, the "N. A. :" immigra- ton agent, was in town Monday. Bell is a genuine hustler, and if he don't bring in the people, it will be because they simply won't come. The road has been very fortunate in securing his 
 The Tribune will give a years sub- scription to the farmer who will bring in the best dozen ears of corn. We do this at the instance of real estate firm that wants the corn for an exhibit, which will be of general benefit to the country. We hope to have large list of competitors.
 The Tribune will have to take back what it said about A. M. Case and family last week, that is so far as it relates to their removal to Idaho. After giving the matter some mature thought MT, Case decided to postpone the trip until spring if not indefinitely, all of which is welcome news to the people of Green Forest,
 The Tribune is in receipt of picture of a "Native of the Vest" whose name is given as LeRoy Buell. Kemmis, aged 8 years, being son of Mrs. Stella Buell. Kemmis of Sidney, Mont. The youngster is clad in overalls, broad -brim hat and boots with bandana around his neck. He looks the typical western sure enough.
 For Sale or Trade-80 acres of land partly improved, four miles west of Green Forest, Ark. Also 176 acres in Lipscomb county, Texas, 147 in culti- vation, good stream flows through. Only 1-2 miles from Higgins, a good market, Will trade for Carroll county land, These places will go at bargains for cash or payments. Call on or ad- dress, W, M, Headman, Green Forest, Ark. Ill