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The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-25
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The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-25
HELP THE TOWN
 BY HELPING SELVES
CITIZEN SUGGESTS THAT GREEN FOREST MERCHANTS STAND
 r. THEIR OWN LIGHTS
The Way to Build up Town is To Advertise, Push Business, and
 Keep Down Rivals.

That ad. of Mrs. C. L Scott ia your last issue looked good to me, " said an observing citizen to The Tribune man last Saturday.
 "Do you know that thc advertising spirit is what builds up a town? The town that has live-wire adye.tjs ng merchants is the one that bounds for ward and enjoys the big trade.
 '1 remember when Green Forest saw better days in this respect. We had some advertising merchants that drew trade for a good many miles over the natural boundary of our trade territory We laid it on Berryville then as a trad ing point good and plenty, but it is different now. Berryville is putting it onto us fore and aft. There are about four firms up there that are continu- ally pulling for trade and they are con tinually getting it, and nothing is being done here so far as can see to conn teract their efforts
 Green Forest merchants are letting
 
 rivals in the mercantile business grow up all around them Why there is Rhodes & Son at Yocum coming to the front with one of the biggest stores in the county, here in a stones throw, so to speak. While 1 admire their pluck, practically every dollars worth of business they get is at the expense of the well-being of this town The same may be said of Cisco, Markley, Oak Grove and other points.
 This town is naturally located to be the trading point for large territory and the proper move will get it but there is no success in the mercantile business without hustling, which means continuous advertising.
 'One good advertising merchant helps the whole town. 1 have noticed that every merchant in town as a gen eral rule is busy during the big sales which used to be common here.
 "As l said Mrs. Scott's ad. looked good for the reason that it pres-.5L some real bargain opportunities and doubtless attracted people to trade here who would not have otherwise come here. The advertising of merchant who offers bargains and has reputa- tion for telling the truth is regarded as the most profitable reading in local newspaper.
 ''I would like to see the merchants wake up and push the advertising fea- ture. They can help the town by help ing themselves.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-25
pr. Morgan Compliments Greer
 Forest

''l want to congratulate the people of your town on the fine lot of cement walks being built here said Dr. D. B. Morgan, the noted veterinary, who visited Green Forest last Monday. There isn't any work of enterprise that will beat it. Take the 'pokiest' old village in the country and let the people go to building good side walks like you are putting in here and it will go to picking right up. I do not wonder that property values are stiffening up in Green Forest. There is something bebind it
 ''I want to say, too, that another thing in your favor is the quality of horse flesh I find here whichis as good as that found at any of the hundreds of points have visited. That speaks strong for the enterprise of your country. Will Sneed here has dozen of as fine mules, all native grown, as ever saw in my life l tell you this country is coming to the front fast
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-25

Sunshine Crackers, best made, at Meek's.
 Judge Butt was at the county seat Monday
 Dr. Spurlin will be in Green Forest Dee. 6-8. O' j. 1. Buell has had his residence tapp2.i out Mias Myrtle C1mrnins visited at ferry vile Sunday.
 helP the band by attending the concert Friday night.
 Mike Coxsey visited in St. Louis this week with his son Will.
 See that handsome line of dishes at Frank Wells grocery.
 Fa0 Ia1hort cao eve vou some r9aa .t*5 -.5 e s.5tH#a
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 >a's aaan5errIaa, celery, 1resn flsh, fresh oysters, at Meak's.
 C. B. Grim was in St Louis first of the week buying goods.
 Grape Juice 15c g2er bottle, guaran- teed. strictly pure,g Meek's.
 D. Spurlin's dates for December in his Green Forest office are 6, ' and 8.
 Three thoroughbred Red gilts for Sale. j. 5. Rose, l mile northwest of town.
 Strayed-From my place last spring l5 head of sheep, branded figure [ in forehead. 50 cents reward is offered per head. Notify Lundy Cox of Perry Standlee, Green Forest. 11-28
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-25
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Band Concert and Musical

A band concert and musical program will be given Friday night, Nov. g, at Wilding Hall. A good strong program will be presented by the best local talent of the town and should be heard and enjoyed by everyone Price of ad- mission l5c and 25c, the proceeds to be used for the benefit of the band. Fol lowing is the program: Overture. "Around Town" Band Welcome Chorus Double Mixed Quartet Baritone Solo "DoWn on the Farm Chas. Orebaugh. Bonnie Jean Band Baritone and Tenor Duet ------ Orebaugh and Phillips Sam Letter r-- Nettie Harbert Solo Sing Me to Sleep
 Mrs. Kinney.
 Song and dance Little Tillie''
 Pat Kirkpatrick.
 Come Where the Lilies Bloom - --------- Quartette Comet Solo, "Hyacinth, IS. F. Johnson Arrah Wanna z=-----=--z-z- Band Sweet Hour of Prayer Chorus Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming"
 Brass Quartette "I Don't Know Where I'm Going But I'm On My Way. Z--z--z-z= Band
 Shoes repaired neatly at Bata's Shoe Shop.
 Misses Req Naples and Edna Brad field spent Saturday and Sunday in Eureka Springs.
 A. M Webb will now be found at his former produce stand ready to buy your produce. See him before you sell.
 The McNemar generation is to meet at the old homestead near Douglass next Sunday at dinner and bid the old home good bye.
 Autos in Green Forest are becoming useful as we'll as ornamental and ex- pressive in Green Forest. Lee Smith is using his this week to haul wood and rock.
 T. c. Cation, who has sold his resi- dence to Joe Villines, has bought a block in the Oliver addition from Jeff Harbert and will begin the erection of new residence right away.
 Mayor Scott says that he will give every offender, who rides horse on or across sidewalk, the limit. Someone has already injured the walk near the Methodist church.
 Ed. J. E. Rose of Harrison, brother of the late pastor of the Baptist church here. will conduct special services at the Baptist church at Il o'clock next Sun- day. Every member of the church is urged to be present.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-25
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The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-25

Frank Clemence of Head was in this burg Wednesday.
 No stale goods, everything fresh at Frank Wells Grocery. Phone 27.
 On account of settlement among the members of the firm of c. c. O'Neal & Co.,, all parties indebted to said firm are requested to make settle ment before December 1, 1910.
 want to contract for cream for the largest creamery in the Southwest and will pay you more for your cream than you can get for your butter. Call on me for further particulars. H. D. Meek.
 We guarantee to please you, our GUS toners, that you are invited to come in and see our shoe catalogue if you need our w. L. Douglas new shoes for fall and winter. JAS. H. BATA, the eX- pert shoeman.
 Ira Watt brought us in some speci- mems of Ben Davis and Mammoth Black Twig apples Wednesday that are as nearly perfection as apples can get. Such presents are thankfully appreciat- ed.
 The Tribune suggests that it would be the part of wisdom to keep the school house closed up when school is not in session. 1t looks bad to see the windows and doors open when vacated, besides, 1t invites the abuse and de struction of the property.
 The side walk ''sperrit'' has struck Second street folks and it looks now as If walk is certain to be built from the corner in front of the Methodist Church to the square. Already the gravel IS on the ground for part of it, including the properties of Jack Reeves and the Crockett Hotel
 Aparty of ladies composed ofMesdames Mary Murchson, E. J. Megown, J. C. McNemar, E. c. Doolng and Jeff Harbert were entertained at carpet rags and dinner Monday at Mrs. Bud Wards and from the looks of the crowd they must have had good time and plenty to eat.
 A deal was consummated Monday by which Joe Villines becomes the owner of his former home here, also a T 1-4 acre tract just west of Glenwood ceme- tery. In the transaction Mr. Gatten becomes the owner of a fifty foot front on the south side of the square which Will Sneed recently purchased from Rev. George West.
 It would keep one hand tolerably busy to keep up with the sidewalk inn provement on South Springfield street. A crossing has been put in at Ninth street, walk built the length of G. c. Bobo's and Houston Orrell's properties and along the west side of Sneed's feed barn since we noticed the progress before. The residents of South Spring field street, generally speaking, are the proper sort of people.
 Mathey Dooling and family have re- turned to Green Forest after three years residence in Western Kansas, having disposed of their farm in the dry region. Mathey says that he has grown ten years younger during his ab- sence and we have no doubt his exper- fence will be valuable to him. He has all the elements of frst-class citizen and The Tribune joins the legion of friends of the Dooling family in wei coming them back. Later-Mr. Dool- ing, through Trantham & Hammond, purchased w. c. Owens big farm on Yocum and will get possession within few days, MT. Owens, having decid- ed to make short work in his recently acquired intention to go vest Thus we have gained back one good citizen only to lose another of the same kind.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-25
Local Mention.

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 fond the concert.
 + Tea and Coffee at Meek's.
 band boys promise you q rarc Friday night.
 n;cE action ana the best results
 p[ l,bone one 27-Frank Wells grocery.
 Il on Dr. A. E. Lundbelg for ali
 rs of veterinary work Phone "A. . certainly should see those hobby
 t0 0u s1its 1f at Harbcrt's. They are the
 ell-dongs.
 M Webb was able to get up town
 onioy ni the refreshing autumn sun-
 7E e Tuesday,
 p smith, former Carroll c9uacy . orde,, The Tribune J1 nis zld.esa E s9 9Wyno<@, oNiS'
 .ooP' McAlHster and family have
 'rned l.od to the Panhandle after 8 visit < "a several months.
 M letter from M. B. Russell informs lGEatiyes here that he is now sojourn- ,v5zg in Hong Kong, China. IX Contractor Brown has been doing a "a mo o,nnt floor for Dr. Molrow's new afiae building this week. 4 Don't forget that Dr. Spurlin will be :, Ere Green Forest on Tuesday, Wednes- S4av and Thursday, Dec. 6-8. Crockett sisters are planning to mild large new sample room for the '1sa of their commercial friends. Ed Puckett and Ralph Routzong have been after big game in the innqles of lower Long Creek this week. There will be preaching at the Church of Christ by Eld. D. D. Rose next Sat Urday night and Sunday, Nov. 26 and 27.
 Wyatt Hittson has gravel on the oround to replace the stone walk along his property on Ninth Street with cement.
 l. R. Crawford moved Monday to his ranch north of the city limits, and the house he vacated has since been occu- pied by James Pryor.
 Dr. I. N. Johnson, the specialist, re- turned to his home at Ft. Smith Mon day, having spent a month here. He certainly left some well pleased patients at Green Forest.
 Tom Vowell sends in a subscription to The Tribune and Commercial Appeal from McGregor, Tex, and takes occasion to express his good wishes to his many old-time Carroll county friends.
 A. J. Tabor and wife, Lee Smith. and wife, and Misses Montana Smith and Gladys Russell drove over to Berryville Sunday to partake of a dinner given in homer of A. J. Russel's - birthday.
 Earl Phillips is in from Colorado on a short business mission and to visit Mrs. Phillips parents MT. and Mrs. c. H. Colvin. MT. Phillips is the owner of property here and expects to event ually make Green Forest his home. The Springfield Business College has larger attendance this year than ever. Hundreds of young persons fin a course there, a stepping stone to a good situation and larger salary. Be sure to write to J. A. Taylor for his new catalog.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-25
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The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-25
Warming Order.

In Justice of the Peace court, Hickory town ship Carroll county, Ark. before ". A. Butt J. P. C. P. lrby, Iltif.
  J. M. Glasgow, E. F. Glasgow, Defts
 The defendants J. NJ. Glasgow and k F. Glasgow are warned to appear in this court within 30 days and answer to the complaint of the Plaintiff, c. P. Irby
 Given under my hand on this 3rd day of Nov 1910 w. A. Butt J. P. A. J. Russell, Attorney for plaintiff.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-25
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The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-25
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The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-25

We want all the local news u'e can get regarding any of the following
 Births
 Deaths
 Marriages
 Entertainments
 Social gatherings Lodge and society news Visitors rom cat oE town Home people visiting out of town New enterprises and industries Neighboring correspondence Real estate transfers Business changes
 Church notes
 School notes
 Fires And all other reliable and reputable news items, sent to The Tribune office.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-25

Earl Phillips is in from Colorado on a short business mission and to visit Mrs. Phillips parents MT. and Mrs. c. H. Colvin. MT. Phillips is the owner of property here and expects to event ually make Green Forest his home.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-25

The Springfield Business College has larger attendance this year than ever. Hundreds of young persons fin a course there, a stepping stone to a good situation and larger salary. Be sure to write to J. A. Taylor Cor his new catalog.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-25

Frank Clemence of Head was in this burg Wednesday.
 No stale goods, everything fresh at Frank Wells Grocery Phone 27
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-25

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A. J. Tabor and wife, Lee Smith and wife, and Misses Montana Smith and Gladys Russell drove over to Berryville Sunday to partake of a dinner given in homer of A. J. Russell's = birthday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-09

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-09
JOINT MEETING g
IS BEING TALKED
rhree-Eye and Central Association
May Get Together in Chicago
This Month.

"Three-Eye magnates are planning
many radical changes in the constitu.
ton when they assemble in Chicago
Tor their annual meeting this month.
III is desired to increase the receipts
and decrease the expenses, and Presi-
dent Iearney has invited suggestions
promoting economy. If Joint session
OF the Central Association and the
Three-Eye is held, the two organiza-
lions, in addition to discussing read
1ustment of the circuit, may exchange
views upon the salary question. Both
are agreed that they are paving ont
more money to ball players than the
receipts justify and both admit that
the salary limit. as fixed BY each
league, is q farce
"One idea which may be advanced
will be TO prohibit the signing OF any
player who has been on the payroll of
class A or major league club, all
such players demanding more money
than the Central Association or the
Three-Eye can afford to pay. If this
suggestion meets with approval. a
long step in the way of economy will
be taken. Another suggestion will be
j to restrict each team to thirteen men
and prohibit bench managers. With
thirteen men, each association will
be compelled TO play the utility catch
er in the outfeld or on first base. or.
y II is prefe~-ed q play The utility
hacsstop on The beech, carry Int four
pitchers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-09
Daily Grain Letter.

s CHICAGO. Oct. S.-Wheat-Weak
early on rain in southern Argentina.
Not much pressure shorts covering
week end operations. Prospects of
heavy worlds shipments, dull cables,
poor -four business and bearish stats.
tics in general are against the market,
and We believe sales made on the
small bulges will result probably.
Corn-A further Improvement in
weather conditions, prospect for con.
tinuation of same was cause OF early
weakness but evening up over Sun
day, brought about a quick rally
With the light terminal stocks and
until such time as the country selling
more freely of corn, we believe cn--
bought on weak spots will ne, sur.p-
ing profits.
Oats We're in demand by shorts,
while the terminal stocks are large
they appear to be decreasing and the
country sales are almost nil. Under
these conditions. believe 1t is safe to
buy oats for scalping profits when,
ever WEAK.
Professionally market was heavy
all day under the influence of lower
prices at the yards and liberal west
ern receipts. Cash trade is dull and
We believe provisions are sale on
all rallies.
Sample market-wheat. continues
dull. Receipts estimated at II cars
largely bought to arrive. Local mill
ers were not in the market but ship
pers were taking the few offerings a,
unchanged premiums.
December price &c over for No. 9
red and December price to &c over
for No. . hard. Corn steady 10 u
lower. Receipts light. estimated lss
cars. Shippers were inclined to hold
off. but local industries were good
BUYERS. Oats, quoted nc lower bu,
shippers demand is poor and Offering
OF Iowa oats to arrive were large
. Local feed dealers were good buyers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-09
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