The Green Forest tribune., 1899-04-13

and bespeaks the taste and attrac- tiveness of their new goods. This firm believes in advertising. In placing this ad with THE TRIBUNE. M, $. Coxsey remarked: "W e have never lost any money in ad- vertising yet" During the past ten years this firm has spent con- siderable money in keeping their business before the public eye. THE TRIBUNE readers would not know what to think to see an issue without an ad from this firm A dv vertising in a newspaper is only the continuation of the idea mer- chant has when he displays his goods. Advertising is not sign board telling the location of the store, hut a constant reminder to the general public that the firm is still in business and is anxious for trade. Judicious advertising is the secret of success with nearly, if not all, successful business men. They advertise what they will do, and do, what they advertise, and the intelligent reading public al ways welcomes advertisements of such a house as an item of i'm portance, and point to it with pride to their town.
 Charley Davidson, 13 year.old step-son of J. W. Newton, had a rather exciting experience with a coal of fire and a horn of powder last Friday afternoon. The atore- said powder and fire came in contanct with each other, the powder horn being in the boys hand at the time. As 8 result the powder horn was blown into the middle of next week, and the boys s face and hands are somewhat d is- figured, but he thinks his loss Is fully covered by experience.
 Work Is being pdshed on F. o. Butts residence at a regular 2:40 gait. Marriott and son are spread ing plaster on the walls with a whoop and Butt < Hubbs, the car penters, are doing over time in order to have the finishing touch upon it by the 10th, the day the legislature adjoulns. A large bill of fine furniture is said 10 be on the road from Little Rock. Yes, in- deed, it looks a little bit suspic- ious.
 w. A. Shrum failed to "articu late" on bis Osage mail route con- tract, so T. 0. Walker is still in charge. Mir. Shrum concluded the pay too small and refused to ta k e hold. The contractor who had little enough sense to bid the job off at S209 year ought to have to come here and carry the mail himself, or, at least, be forced to pay living price for t. It is worth all of s400 a year.
 James Newton received a letter Monday night from his son, Will liam, at Wagoner, l. T., announc- ing the sad news of the death of bis wife tn the 7th inst from measles. Ills youngest child was also at the point of death. Mrs. Newton was daughter of Mrs. Flemming Carter of Dry Creek.
 If you have urinary trouble or pain in the back, indicating kid ney disorders, if there be q gener- al loss of energy, we ask you in all fairness to use pr. Sawyer's s L katine. Thousands bear evil dence to the fact that it cures.
 Harbert X Sheldon.
 Photographer Graham requests us to announce that he will be home Saturday and will make negatives for all who want pictur- es, and will finish them up and deliver from Eureka Springs. Ro is doing finer work than ever.
 Measles are still plentiful. Among the late victims are Frank lin Lawrence, Oscar Miller, Mrs. Loss NunnaIly and two daughters, also Misses Nellie and Ruby Num- nally.
 Go to the new confectionery for good candy and cigars. We keep the very best and sell at the low