The Forrest City times. [volume], March 27, 1903, Image 3

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Old j. if C.
Old J. H. Cotter.
Old J. H. Cutter at Nelson’s,
pi pounds coffee for J1 at Grady's.
Si o cli Oats 10 cents at GradyV.
Drink Old Prentice at T. C. Folbre &
C/a.
Miss Mary Jzard assisted in issuing
the Times this week.
Very few people are coming out of
t e bottom count!y.
10.000 men wanted to drink booze at
the Green Tree Saloon.
G > to the One Price Store of J. W.
Williams for Dry Goods.
Once tried—always used—Old .J. II.
Cutter, at Nelson & Co's.
II B Trice was in Madison on busi
ness Wednesday.
'There is no headache in Old Cutter.
Hold by N. Jh Nelson Co.
New ideas in Embroideries at J. W,
Williams’ One Price Store.
Clias. Sanders took in the raoes at
Liltle It ck yesterday.
Spring Opening at It. Winfield & Co.,
Wednesday.
Ed Itoleson was in Little Ruck last
Wednesday.
W Eariy Risers
The famous little pills.
Lev. E c. Bingham will preach in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and night.
Recommended by physicians for
medicinal purposes—Old .1, H. Cutter
Whiskey. N. B. Nelson & , agents.
After a sojourn in Hot Spiings B >b
Davenport returned home Tuesday
much improved in health.
Slices, the best made for tit, style
wear aud comfort. ’
Roli.wage & At.deusox.
All the latest magazines are on salp
at the Newsstand. Telephone fur, or
call and see them.
Fo£ SAI,f —A few more good lots in
the r ossell addition, on easy* teims.
Apply to James Kussell.
Joe Myers, of Tottletnn, was in
town on business Wednesday, and ha
our tlianks for substantial favors.
J.e.u i your orders for coal with Pas
lay & Johnson, or call phone 13. IP st
grades at lowest prices.
The Odd Fellows of this city are con
temp’ating the building of H hall. \
good move, as a hail is needed.
H. II Winfield & Co will have their
spring opening in Millinery on the
1st of April.
» h, of the oil mill, was in
I.iltle Rook last Fridav and Saturday
visiting the mills in that city.
Can't we fit vou up in a Spring Suit
w e cun lit any size of mankind.
IlOI.LWAGE it ALDEirSON.
Senator Jap. E. Wood passed through
the c.ty Saturday on his way home in
Marianna.
Go to Fusaell, Graham & Co.'s for
the genuine Corliss, Coon & do. collars
best on the market.
A. L. Stevens was in Littla ltock
Wednesday on business, returning yes
terday.
We have just received a full line of
Straw Matting that will suit your eye
house and pocket book.
ItOLLWAGE & Al.DEKPON.
, Miss Mary Izard went to Wheatley
Sunday afternoon to visit friends and
relatives, returning Monday.
Fon Sale—Singer Sewing Machine,
nearly new, apply at this office.
Oxford Ties, Low Quarter Walking
Shoes, and strap Sandies in all grades
at Brandon & Baugh’s.
The Christian church has made ar
rangements for a revival, to begin
about May 1st. Look fur particulars
later.
If you want to see a swell line of
Pongees, Organdies, Swiss and Lawns
in all llie latest designs, call on A. L.
Grady.
-r" '' field ft Co , issue Blue
it ixl mg Mumps to eacli cash purchaser.
I nzcs on exhibition, Cull and see
them.
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Tell your troubles to Grady. He
can supply your wants in dry goods and
grocerie; at prices to suit you.
C A. Ahlsledt who lias a building
contract itt Osceola, came home Tip s
(lay on account of his inability to g* t
building material.
Best assoitment of boys pants in the
city to be found at Fussell. Graham ft
■Co.
< apt. G Stern of Madison, was in
town luesday, He is of tlie opinion
th it the water in the bottoms will be
gin to move off soon. He is loud in
his praises of Hie levee.
Dm’t he selfish.if v<m are satisfied
that Old Vollnier whiskey is the best
tell your friends. T. C. Pul lire ft Co.
sell it.
“The Missouri G r.” sho\v will n t
lie here on the 1st as advertised. This
is the third show which has given us
the ‘‘cold shoulder” this mouth.
It is the truth when it is said that
the prettiest line of Di v Goods in the
city is at the One Price Store of J. W,
Williams’.
E. Boysen was in town yesterday on
husiness. Mr. Boysen is originally
from Chicago, but at present is manag
ing one of hi* father’s plantations at
Wheatley.
When Old J. II. Cutter is around
other whiskies must, “ go way hack
and sit down”—N. U. Nelson & Co.
sole agents.
1 lie Sucker Cbub had their annual
outing on Crow Creek last week. The
steam shovel has interfered with the
passage of the Ash, but enough was
caught to furnish a Arst-class fry.
The Elwood Woven Wire Fence is
the most durable of all feacps. A car
load just received by Fussell, Graham
Jt Co., for sale cheap.
W. I). I’eden late clerk at J. W.
Heck A Go's, left yesterday for Oklaho
ma to take a position as Railway
Mail Glerk on the G. O. & G. Ry to
which he has recently been appointed.
Old Vollmer Whiskey, put up by Jesse
Moore Hunt Co., is pure and whole
some. For sale by T. C. Folbre & Go ,
Frrrest City, Ark.
We have a fresh supply of choice
Clover. Timothy, Red Top and
Orchard grass seeds on hand; also the
only genuine Texas Rust Proof Seed
Oats in the city.
Paslky & Johnson.
DeWItt's ffihf Salve
For Piles, Burns, Sores.
YOUR CHANCE
___T° get the thing you want in FISHING TACKLE.
Our line is complete and new. Seines, Buckets, Foies, Reels Etc.
85f”Call and see display at
sHTIPTON St SHIELDS'.^
The Prescription Druggists.
Try Old .1. II. Cutter Whiskey once
and you will stick to it.
F. M Chaney was registered at tlie
Marion yesterday.
s. H. Mann and wife spent Sunday
and Monday in Hot Spring*.
l'-need-a shave at the Green Tree
Barber Shop.
i lie mud holes on the lower Madi
s n road are “excrutiatingly gorgeous.”
-7 inch Japanese Silks in all shades.
| cr yard,at Grand.hi Sc Baugh’s.
Hoi. F. W. DeRositt spent Satur
day and Sunday with home folks.
Handsomest line of Dress Goods at
toe One Price Store of J. \V. Williams’.
■r 1 ,( 1'1‘‘rwin whs i" Little Rock
rutsday on legal business.
I’emember the spring opening of
B. H W infield & Co. on the 1st.
Moore of Colt, was in town
i - day and subscribed for the Times.
I
-N Ison Si Co., are exclusive agents
• i Did J. II. Cutter Whiskey. j
. ‘ [IP ^yind of ilit* hoe is heard in the
hud. Every body is busy in the gar-j
1; cS. Flour finest made. Sold by
!l l l ist class dealers. tt
* 1 -1 K. IVdrick will preach at
-non next Lord’s Day, both morn1
ln8 and evening.
'^en Quality shoes for ladies at J. |
" • " illiams’ One Trice Store.
a, y Evans, Mrs. J. 15. Terry j
y,ls ** d. Terry were visiting in
b. iiikley yesterday.
'I" * "lisa, Coon & (’o. linen collars
, '*,lhp Dstou the market. For sale
i *' tsse I, (j’raliam & Co.
p"’3 the _/jThs Kind You Hava Always Cought
Miss Nonie Rogers went to Searcy
Friday last, where she and Miss Mary
Word are the guests of Mrs. Stith
Jones.
All the lovely styles of Hats, Laces,
Lmbroderies, and ladies Underwear
at R. H. Winlield and Co.
Homer Folbre and John Pope have
improved the appearance of their
homes on South Rosser street by ele
gant new paling fences.
Lost—O ie white pointer pup, has
liver-colored spot over one eye. Re
turn to A. L Grady and be rewarded.
Attorvey Paris Gorman, of Helena,
is in town. He came up last night,
and repous the river at a stand at that
place, but that the people are looking
for another rise.
Twenty pounds of sugar for $1 00
at Grady’s.
Mis. Linn Turley returned from
Lonoke Tunday, where she had been
spending a week with relatives and
friends.
Have you seen that handsome line
of spring goods at Grady's.
Mrs. Charley Cobb spent a few days
this week with her old friend Mrs.
Dan Hunter, returning home Wednes
day.
A few more patterns of Oxford wait
ings at Grady’s. They are beauties.
Call and see them.
Section boss Gurry has been on the
sick list the past week, having con
tracted a severe cold while working in
Crow Creek.
The swellest line of Oxfords for early
spring waitings ever shown in town at
Grady’s.
Recommended Viv phv*icians and i
consumers, old Prentice Whiskey.
Bears the Tk‘ u" .. Botlgitt
Signature
of
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signatured
Mi-. L. E Davenport and family
have returned from Helena to Foirest
City, and will reside here in the future.
Mr Davenport will reside in Helena
Another car load of Banner F our,
‘•The best Flour made,” received this
week. Every barrel guaranteed.
Kom.waGk a- Ai.deiisox.
Mrs. Joe Mvers left Sunday for
Little Rock, where she will reside in
the future, at her husband is running
through freight from Little Rock to
Boouevi'le.
Love make? a young man sober and
an old man giddy, but a drink of Old
Prentice at the Magnolia Saloon makes
a man feei at peace with all the world.
Wp are glad to see Capt. bill Mc
Daniel on the streets again. Wedues
day was liia. first appearance since the
bad weather. He has gained in ties')
and bids fay- to be with us many long
years.
•Just received at the Green Tree
Saloon fifty cases of Paul Jones, the
highest grade of old fashion hand-made
whiskey produced on the continent.
Yours truly, Ike Mallory.
Miss Nina Clock, of Vanndale, spent
Saturday ard Sunday in the citv. tlie
Charming guest of Mr. and Mrs. E A.
Roife. She enjoyed a drive to Madi
son to see the high water, and was
lavish in her praises of tie road for!
she wa'ked most of the way.
CAS’S’OUTA.
Bear* tie 1Lt" lv ''t" ‘1 ays Bought
Signature ”
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Take your Prescriptions to
J. H. DUNHVKNT,
Prescription Druggist.^.*^
:=nA FULL LINE OF:
Fresh Goods, Patent Medicines and Sundries.
Cut Glass, Papoteries, Medallions, and Staple Novelties.
T£ Formula teUs the story: ,
Grove’s Chronic Chill Cure
Not a patent medicine: a thin spirituous liquid, of a plecsant bitter taste mad«* of
Fluid Extract PERUVIAN BARK Fluid Extract POPLAR BARK.
Fluid Extract BLACK ROOT Fluid Extract PRICKLY ASH BARK
Fluid Extract DOG WOOD BARK Fluid Extract SARSAPARR LA
It Cures the Chills that other Chill Tonics Don’t Cure
_ The Best General Tonic._ No Cure, No Pay. Pric'. 5Or I
The Spirit of America.
is exemplified in America’s greatest food product_
Uneeda Biscuit
A food for body and brain workers—
almost all nutriment. A food for busy people—
quickly bought and convenient.
The most skillful baking in the world
money cannot buy better, yet sold at a popular price_5c.
A necessity for their food value and economy.
A luxury in their goodness and cleanliness.
■ Always packed in the In-er-seal Package, -
which preserves the goodness of
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^ NATIONALiBISCUlT COMPANY
To-morrow morning at 10 o’clock the
sale of personal property at Jolm F.
Rickets, at the old llrahic place, will
commence. Don’t fail to attend, bar
trains wi 1 be prosented. S« adver
tisement.
Get your hair cut and shave by Mr.
W. ii. Danforth, at the Green Tree
Barber Sh >p, next door to Fussell
Graham & Co’s. Yours Truly,
Ikk Mai.loiiy.
Madam E. Boyle has just received
her nevy line of Shirtwaists, Skirts and
trimmings. Also another new line of
ready-to wear llats, and inv.t-s Re
public to call and see them. 3 20 3
llev. .1. J. Cornish, of the Church of
Hie Good Shepherd, Will exchange pul
pits with llev. C. if. Lockwood, of
Helena. Sunday, and services will be
held at the Church of the Good
shepherd Sunday morning and night.
Rev. Cornish will hold services hereon
the 1st Sunday iu April.
VV. T. Sanders, the reliable grocery
man, has a stock of the “necessaries of
life” which cannot be surpassed in this
city, in (inanity, quality and price.
To the Ladies—J. \V. Williams is
agent for the celebiated Cabo Corset,
the most comfortable wear. Ca l and
see.
The Village Improvement Commit
tee of the Cosmos Club should take
charge of the grounds of the court
house and beautify them. Mrs. VV. S.
Graham has donated a number of rose
hushes, and other tl >weis An elegant
fountain should be placed on the
{rounds. Who will start Hie subscrip
tion V
As line a whiskey as Old Kentucky
produces—Old J. II. Cutler Whiskey.
We have a full line of Spring and
Summer Ureas Goods, Liwns, Mercer
ized, Oxfords. Madras etc. Call and
examine them.
RoLMVAQ£ & Aldkuson.
Judge Folbre went to Little Rock to
talk up a county fence between
Lee and St. Francis, and incidentally
take in the races.
The finest pen of Barred riymoth
Rock Chickens in Eastern Arkansas is
owned by Rev. W. 11. Dyer, Forrest
City. Eggs 15 for $1.00
Hardware in all its variety, the best
and largest stock in the city, at Fussell,
Graham & Co.
Many people visited Madison last
Sunday, hut were disappointed in the
stage of the water. St. Franc s river
still had considerable hank, and some
current.
Embroidery sets—beautiful designs
—at the Due Price Store of J. W. Wil
liams’.
Wehave the exclusive agencv for the
latest improved Combination Corn and
Cotton Planter. Tis truly two in one.
Would like to show them to you.
HOI.UV.UiE & A i.o e it sox.
Call and try some of that Oid Barbee
whiskey at the Green Tree. It's the
best on ttie market.
C. Hughes .lordan. Washington, I).
C, representing the United States
Census office, was in town this week.
By a recent act of congress the direc
tor of the census was instructed to
obtain data of the financial condition,
etc . of every county and town in the
United States with a view of publish
ing same in book form. Mr. Jordan is
i lie authorized agent of ths Census
Bureau, and is litre for the above
pin pose.
Satin Stripe Madras, Swiss Giner
tiams, Merceii/.ed Oxfords and Silk
Mulls, ars on display at Brando:; Sc
Hau^ii'e.
Carlo id of E wood Wire Fencing, tli^
Lest anil cheapest fencing in the conn*
try, just received ai Fussell, Graham Sc
Co., and for sale cheap.
Waste of Cotton Seed in Planting.
♦he South has never stopped to thi;.k
how much money is wasted in planting
each cotton crop. Let us figure it out
and see. Upon a safe estimate not le'-s
than 400.000 tons of cotton seed arc
used each spring in planting. The sc, ,|
is sown lavishly in drills—not dropped
at certain distances, as corn—and aft< r
the plants are up the crop is thinm i
with a hoe, more titan nine-tenths , f
the young plants being cut out.
Here we find that the seed used it:
planting the cotton drop would brine in
the market at least $6,400,000. As nir. -
tenths of this is wasted, we see here i
total waste of over five and one-haif
million dollars {$5,760,000.)
It is time for the cotton growers o!
the South to call a halt to this ex
travagance. The old system of sowing
cotton seed in the drill is a remnant < f
the times when cotton seed was almost
worthless. Since then their value has
so much enhanced that a change should
be made In the manner of planting. In
stead of sowing the seed in drills drop
them at a distance w'anted, and by fol
lowing this method not only the lalxu
gf thinning is saved, but nearly 400,nor
tons of good cotton seed is saved for
commercial use, and the farmers of the
South are five million dollars richer.
GrThe Caldwell Cotton Planter suv>
the seed plants and gives good stand
with one peck to acre, saves enough
seed to pay for itself in one season.
Inguire for it. Agents in nil principal
towns, or write to Caldwell Cotton
planter Company, Winnsboro, S. C.
Rollwage # Alteon Agents,
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet*. (VtJ/ «*
Seven Million boxes sold In past 12 months. This signature, »OX. 25c.
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