The Green Forest tribune., 1899-06-29

Step by step 10 the drum ot prosperity, Green Forest keeps squarely in line, and quite 8 long step was taken when Postmaster Grim put in that elegant new ca b- net this week. It is a beauty and first class in every particular. We will now take the responsibility of asserting that ln no respect is our post office excelled by any office of it's size in the state. The lock boxes in the new cabinet are the very latest thing out, having 8 new patent combination lock, thus do- ing away with necessity of carry ing a key. The only possible ob. jection we see to these boxes is there may not be enough of them to supply the demand. There are, however, a large number of call boxes which are very convenient and much cheaper. 1t would now be the handsome thing tor every patron who calls at the office tre- quently, or gets any mail much, to rent a box at the nominal sum of 10 cents d quarter, and not only work 6 great convelenee 10 him- self and the postmaster, but mani. fest a spirit of enterprise. This new addition to the office has ne- cessItated quite a little outlay of money for Mr. Grim. and the pa trons should certainly help hIm out by increasing the amount ot his box rents,
 J. A. Young, the smiling fnan- ciaI king ot Denver, and Curt liar bert, 8 broad gagged business man of that place, were ln town Sat urday afternoon. Our triond Joe IS billed fer three speeches on the Foup th al 9s many different Picnics and the gentleman is somewhat beiuddied" over the matter; he don't wish to disappoint anybody nor can he afford to be partial. He was considering the advIsablity of employing the use of a phonograph and saying his piece to it and sending one to each celebration, and spend the day hunting for ripe water melon,. tyoU miss any on that day this is certainly D clue,
 ModesJy is said to be one ot the virtues of an editor, and pretty good proot ot it is found in the tol- lowlng advertisement in the uarrj- son Republicans: We have haug- ing up i'll our office, a plain black band of generous dimensions which appears 10 be somewhat toe small tor a belt and somewhat too large tor sleeve. holder. The article was iound on the street, aud in ease the owner comes and proves the property, the same will he returned without the customary ice for ad- veriising. Ii IS uot dog collar
 B. NJ. Meador and wite, two of the oldest settlers of this e0nmunl- ty and who are now residents of Eureka Springs, are visiting reIa- tIves and friends here this week. Mir. MeadoSis looking hearty tor " man of his age, but his wlto's health is not good this summer. They To- ceived hearty welcome from their many friends. There never was more quiet iuoh'ensive citizen ln this community than "Uncle Brlce M eador.
 Gun shot wounds and powder burns, cuts, bruises, sprains, wounds from rusty nails, insect stingS and ivy poisoning-quickiy healed by DeNitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Pos ilivcly prevents blood poisoning. Beware ot eountertelts. DeWitlS + safe an sure Harbert k Sheldon.
 ", s. Purselley has resigned as postmaster at Coin aud R. T. SWor has been recommended ;,s his suc- cessor. Tine office will be removed 10 Swor's residence, about mile and a haIt beyond where 1t ROW Is
 DeWjtt's LittIo Early Risers ben eft permanently. They lend gen- tie assistance t0 nature, eau ing ID pain OF weakness, permanently cur ing constipation and liver ailments.
 Harberl < Sheldon.
 H. G. Poynor has retired from the insurance business and accepted