The Green Forest tribune., 1912-03-22


 system Testimonials sent free Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Hall Family Pills for constipation.
 Let Joe Reeves figure on your paint ing.
 A. DeBarr is reported quite poorly again.
 Good Roads meeting this Friday) afternoon.
 J. w. Bair returned from a business trip to St. Louis Tuesday.
 Work is being pushed along on A. M. Webb's new residence.
 Millinery opening, March 30
 MRS. J. B. PULLUM.
 A. J. Tabor has the plans completed for new residence on Phillips avenue, for which he will let the contract soon
 A club of dramatically inclined folks with Ed Puckett manager are pre- pairing to present sJerry the Outcast' soon.
 Spring seems to have sprung all at once in all it's glory. Already the Blue grass is peeping up, the hens to cackle and the red worms are ripe for fish bait
 E. A. McCaskill and Sam Dykes, the meat market men, have bought J. B.. Reeves frame building on Main street and have already opened their meat market there.
 A. J. Tabor's duty as County Elec- tion Commissioner called him to Berry vile Wednesday. The board had under consideration the official ballots of the coming municipal elections.
 The official ballot for the coming municipal election has been made in blank, no nominations having been placed thereon. People will have to do their own nominating when they go to vote.
 Allen Trimble, one of Osage's do- something farmers, was in town first of the week visiting his sons James and Otis, who are attending school. MT. Trimble says that dirt has begun to turn in great shape up his way.
 Want four carpenters for a week or two A. M. Webb.
 Clark R. Noe, banker of Noble, Ill.,, was here Wednesday, taking a prospective look at the surroundings while he is in the Ozarks regaining his health. We may know more of him in the not far distant future.
 The new real estate firm of c. B. Wasson 6 Go. is getting down to busi- ness in great shape. It has two nice little deals to it's credit already and several more in prospect. It has got ten out some nice literature and is building up a handsome list of farms for sale.
 O. A. Fain, chairman of the Good Roads Association of Carroll county, will be in Green Forest this (Friday) afternoon for the purpose of holding g conference with our people on the sub- | ject of stirring up sentiment and ulti- mate building of good roads in the con- munity. Let us give him hearing.
 A pain in the side or back that catches you when you straighten up calls for g rubbing application of BILLIARDS s SNOW LINIMENT. It relaxes the contracted muscles and permits ordin- ary bodily motion without suffering ol inconvenience. Price 25c, soc and $1. .0( per bottle. Sold by R. L. Jernigan.
 See Joe Reeves about that painting
 w. G. Coxsey and wife arrived home Tuesday, Mrs. CoXsey being able to re. turn home after month stay in the Rebekah hospital in St. Louis, where she underwent a delicate surgical opera. ton. While the patient yet lacks much of being herself, she is improv ing nicely and her ultimate recovery is now thought to be only question ot short time.
 J. B. Reeves is completing up hot house for growing tomato plants that looks like he was fixing to become z florist or winter gardener. The build ing is 20x40 and will be warmed by pipes connected with the residence heating plant. It was Mr. Reeves pur. pose to have had his plants up in gooC shape before this time, but the con tinued bad weather hindered work or building. It is covered with glass anc to all interests and purposes is a ho | iiouoC ploPSI.
 Col. J. P. Fancher was over iron Berryville Saturday, just to be doing When accused of doing little politica wire work, he denied the ''corn, bu finally admitted that he would like tc do something for his friend Brundidge but he didn't apprehend he coult change any votes. The time was wher an anti-primary visit of the Colone here would have been looked upon as ; matter of significance, but he is jus one of the common herd now and rathe seems to enjoy it.
 The Tribune editor has been honoret by Congressman Floyd by appointmen as delegate from this state to tn Public Land Convention to be held il the west during the coming summer H.