The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-10

| q Of- tie. as they did, and learn for yourself what it will do in your own case That It will cure you as it did them, there is no doubt
 Dr. Caldwell personally will be pleased to give you any medical advice you may desire for yourself or family pertaining to fhe stomach. liver or bowels absolutely free of charge. Explain your case in a letter and he will reply to you in detail For the free sample simply send your ntlI name n.s and address on a postal card or otherwise. For either request the doctors address is Dr. ". B Caldwell, R. 800 Cald- wei! building, Monticello. H.
 Miss Dora Denton is visiting at her old home at Gassville.
 After April i, the post office at Markley again becomes Coin.
 Tom Davis was up from Enon on business Tuesday.
 John Bair visited with his parents in Rich Hill, Me-, Saturday and Sunday.
 J. B. Reeves has the contract for the erection of a fine barn for Frank Tanning.
 It is fine recommendation to other Hours to say it is as good as Jack Frost. Grim has it.
 Fairchild & Walker sold John Reed CTS forty, out east of town, Tuesday to Charles Wells.
 if you want to enjoy good health buy fresh groceries. You can get them from F. II. Wells.
 Single comb, full-stock Brown Leg horn eggs for setting. 25 cents for b. c. T Galloway, phone 3 rings on 3.
 J. II. Ruell Lumber Co has received ear of Coffeyvile brick, good quail l ity. Price $l.40 per hundred. 3-3
 Charley Orebaugh sold Charley Col vim two red pigs last week that weigh ed 280 each. They were seven monthers.
 FOR SALE: Single comb, full blooded White Leghorn eggs. Heaviest layers ever produced. 50 cents per 15. Satis- faction guaranteed. w. D Denton, Green Forest, Ark.
 James Porter, who came in last Sat urday in response to a message an nouncing the death of his mother, Mrs. John Porter, returned to his home in Independence, Kan, Monday.
 NoTlcE:- After April 1, I will pas ture and deliver back and forth town cows at $1. 50 the month. Also deliver strictly fresh milk at 15 cents the gal lon or cents the quart. 3-l0 H. J. WOoLWINE.
 ". il. Leas of Waterloo, Ind, was a guest of his old friends Mrs. w. B. Duncan and Miss Aditha Anthony Mon day and Tuesday, MT. Leas expressed himself as being very much impressed with Green Forest and her citizens.
 will arrive at Green Forest on or fine Percheron stallions which 1 will want to buy good jack. Address U. s. Priest, box 57, Route 3, Green For est, Ark. 3-24.
 It is necessary to know how much acreage of tomatoes we are going to have the coming season in order to ar range to supply seeds and fertilizer. We insist that all contracts be made within the coming three weeks. It is not probable that we will buy tomatoes that are not contracted in the usual way. J. B. Reeves, Manager.
 r. M. Phillips writes us a cheerful letter of remittance from Celina. Tex. He says The Tribune is an excellent paper and that he would not like to be "cut off after more than twenty years continuous subscription. His many old neighbors and friends here will be glad to know that Pleas is in clined to offer no complaint for the way father time and this old world are using him.
 Mrs. Florence Porter, aged 54 years, wife of John Porter, residing out south west of town died on last Saturday vices conducted by Eld DeBerger were held at the home Sunday morning, fol- lowing which interment was made at the Pickens cemetery. Mrs. Porter was a good, Christian woman and her untmely taking away has cast a gloom over the community. She was a daughter of Mrs. Margaret Reeves, and a sister of James, Jack, Early and Joe Reeves.
 Little Miss Kate Stevens gave party for number of her friends Saturday afternoon in honor of her ninth birthday anniversary The afternoon was spent in playing games after which refresh ments were served. The little folks present were: Maggie and Lora Wells, Lela Hubbs, Lula Linch, Hattie and rl Elsie Seitz, Augusta Megown, Monta Smith, Eloda and Lorayne Howard Kirby Phillips, Ross Ward, Loss Ward, Clayton Russell, Ross Stevens and the little Baker children. Some other little girls present were: Mrs Lee Smith, Mrs. Henry Howard and Mrs. Baker.