The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-17

Vlsitof Monday.
 Clarace Jenkins ha Xup iron Alpena this wees..
 Wa.ndts 35 cents pter bushel. Less IF quanties. A. M. Webb
 Yard Ivie is down flEom Clifty visiting his sister Mrs. A. A. lBackus.
 Ura Lane, station a gent at Pangburn, and wife are visiting relatives here.
 For sale: Brood maEe with foal. call or phone Dr. Callen, Denver, Ark
 If you are indebted to Asa Delosier please call and settld Adv. ! Go-carts, baby budgies and sulkies- any kind you want at the second hand store. Adv.
 John McClanahan, the big claim agent of the N. A., was in town Tues day.
 w. F. Jones is in Little Rock, where he expects to secure some legislative appointment.
 The second hand store beats any old mail order house on prices and you can see the goods. Adv.
 Scholarship in the Central Business College of Sedalia, Mo, for sale at The Tribune office.
 Mrs. F. o. Butt and youngester have been over from Eureka Springs this week visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Merle Abbey has been i'll during the past week, preventing her starting for her new home ina New Orleans.
 Tell your neighbor$ that the second hand store now has $n up to date line of new furniture at second hand prices.
 adv.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will give program at the Church Sunday night, Feb. 9, in interest of Christian education.
 J. E. Simpson has opened tailor shop in the Simpson, & Campbell Res taurant He does all kinds of cleaning, pressing and repairing. adv.
 Rufus Mattox, nebr Denver, reports that he has in his cellar well pre- served water melonl which he pulled last September Itlhas certainly kept much better for himt than it would have for most people.
 Olney Rudd hap bought w. A. Walkers dray busir less and is now in charge. Olney has been in the business for a long time as ah employ of others. He iS prOmpt and efficient in his work and will make success.
 Heartburn, indigestion or distress of the stomach is instantly relived by HERBINE. IT forces the badly dia- gested food out of the body and restores tone in the stomach and bowels. Price soc. Sold by Shaffer's Drug Store
 Dr.. and Mrs. Morrow and little Ilene were passengers to Fayetteville Thurs day night of last 1week, where Mrs. Morrow and the baby are spending a few weeks as gut fsts of the doctors relatives. Dr. Morrow returned home Sunday.
 School teachers and high school graduates can secure steady employ ment at good salary by attending the Springfield Business College. The rep utation of that school makes diploma valuable. The demand for graduates is constantly greater than the supply. adv.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Cummins, of Green Forest, Ar k., are here the guests of w. A. Cummins and family, the two being brothers. Robert Cum mins, son of the former, has the section just north of town and he and his parents will move into the section house soon. Inola (Okla.) Register.
 The grand jury at Harrison returned bill against the Davidsons for the murder of Miss Barham and the trial is now on. It took two days, it seems, for the grand jury to get enough evidence upon which to base an indict- ment, which indicates that there is some probability of not being able to secure a conviction.
 $500 Pan ts for $3.5O; $3.5O Pants for $2.65; $500 Pants for $2.38; $2.5O Pants for $1.5O to $195; $2.25 Pants for $1 50; $l.5O Pants for $1.OO; $1.,s5 Pants for 85 cents. At the Popular. adv.
 A telegram to c bl. Fancher Wednes- day morning announced the death of "Uncle" Jim Ship pman at the ex-Con- federate Home at Little Rock. In answer to the inquiry as to what to do with the body, the authorities of the home were instructed to bury in the ex- Confederate cemetery. Mir. Shipman went to the home only short time ago. He was quite aged had been in feeble health for long time.
 Mrs. Bettie Hill, aged 67 years, died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Bowlder Russell, pn Wednesday morn- ing after lingering illness of dropsy of the heart. Mrs. Hill had lived here for two years having moved here with the family of her daughter from Frank lin county, this state. Mrs. Hill was a member of the, Methodist church and a demitted memb Der of the order of Eastern Star. Interment was made at Pickens cemetery, funeral services being conducted at the grave by Pastor Crump of the Methodist church.
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