The Forrest City times. [volume], October 30, 1903, Image 6

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Shoes
liner* made
Bros, of St.
Shoes for Men.
Shoes for Women,
worn from Ocean
Boots.
lave what you need
ts. Look at our Days1
lad Rubber Roots—a
itee with every pair,
avea large stock, and
ices are right.
wry Goods.
large stock w as never
[complete than now.
31 prises every article
d in the home. We
Lire to please you in
epartment.
shool Shoes.
pson’s School Shoes—
;rongest shoe made for
ren.
lember every pair is
utely guaranteed to
Batisf action.
Blankets.
; greatest line of all
>1 Blankets ever shown
West City or Eastern
ansas.
3 have them from the
apest to the most expen
l All are perfect values.
Underwear.
We have the largest stock
and tlit* greatest variety
that we have ever had.
, Woolen and Fleece
lined Underwear for all
the people. Look us up on
these. . . »
Dress Goods.
A gre^it variety consisting
of the latest Fall Novelties
in Skirtings and Suitings.
A special line of Waitings
—Silks. Velvets and Ox
fords. Vestings and Piques.
You will appreciate it. . .•
Hosiery.
For ladies, misses, child
ren; men, boys and babies.
All kinds and colors.
A big and beautiful line,
and every sale a bargain.
Don't take our word for it,
but come and see. . . .
Notions
Corsets. Gloves, Handker
chiefs, Buttons, Combs,Cur
ling Irons. Laces, Embroid
eries, and every lliing.you
may require in this Iiue at
lowest prices. Our stock is
up-to-date.
'M' v**1 'M' VM' VWJ*' Wh*' >
Here is where you Trade Dollars for Dollars, and get Satisfaction to Boot.
should know tlie place, and therefore we take pleasure in announcing that our Great Depart
1* t*, k,l /*’ i1,* *tirSHS!- 1,1 Eastern Arkansas, is now ready for the fall trade, with the largest and most com
plete stock of General Merchandise ever offered the buyers in this section. *
in ujicuiu^ uiti ian season,
every demand of our custom
ers lias been carefully consid
ered. Our purchases of
Clot hi rip, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Hosiery, Dry
Goods, Dress Goods, Furni
ture. Hardware, Harness,
Groceries, and in fact every
kind of wearing apparel or
necessity for Men, Women,
and Children, embraces all
that is new and good. Our
stock is unusually large and
was bought to meet tlie in
J _ i i • -i
Our Clothing Counters are loaded with the
choicest patterns and best values the markets
afford for Men, Boys, and Youths. We hand
le only the celebrated.
SCHWAB
CLOTHING
Every garment is perfect in style, fit, quali
ty and price. We have the only Big Btoek
in town.
Children and Boy's Overcoats our specialty.
Our immense 'storeroom
which has recently .been en
larged by a two-story addition
h packed with the cream of
the markets. We flatter our
selves, that twenty years ex
perience in studying the
wants of the people of this
section qualifies us to please
their taste and purse. In
every department our shelves
are filled with the newest
Styes, best makes, latest color
effects, and perfect bargains.
No house in town can excel
* r u;wi': —---'—our stock in quality or variety
1 hanking you tor past favors, and assuring you of our desire to serve you faithfully in the future as we
have endeavored to do in the past, and soliciting your trade, we remain yours sincerely,
pho„e PETTUS & BUFORD. Feee
No. 58.
Delivery
Comforts.
The winter’s chilly blasts*
li'fty blow; but our comforts
will give you eomfort and
make your sleup full of
happy dreams. Take a
peep at our stock and be
convinced.
Hardware
In this line we excel all
competitors in variety, aiifl
our prices put others out
of business.
We have everything from
a carpet tack to a trace
chain.
Stoves
Wood and Coal Heaters
Cooking Stoves, Ranges,
and all utensils. A great
big bargain in every pur
chase, and satisfaction is
guaranteed. The very one
you need, we’ve got it.
Furniture.
Two great carloads for
t!ie fall of 1903, consisting
of Beds, Chairs, Tables,
Bedroom Suits, Wardrobes,
Chiffoniers, and every other
article in the furniture line.
Complete outfits. . . .
Hats
Ours are of the celebrated
Swann brand, in all latent
styles and colors.
They are for Men or Boys,
and there are none nobbier.
If you want a hat be sure
and see us.
Caps
You haven’t seen any caps
until you see our stock.
We have one for every
Kiri, boy or man in St. Fran
cis county, and “one left
for Tom Buford.”
Boy’s Clothing.
Is one of our greatest
specialties. Levy, Price <fc
Co. the tnanufacturers, sus
tain their great reputation.
Boy's Knee Pants in all
sizes anrl fabrics.
Groceries.
This department is right
upto:now» in variety, and
the quality and price will
suit your taste and yotir
purse. Telephone your or
ders—prompt delivery.
Harness
And Saddlery— a line line
to select from. Wagon and
Buggy Harness, a great
variety of Saddles, Bridles,
Halters, &c. We are still
agent:; for Old Hickory
Wagons. The heiit made.
Ubc Corsets
uve won a
world-wide
Jputation for
tllence. They
it Well
eel Well
Veap Well
•ooR Well
We Have a
great variety of
styles
comprising the '
latest designs and
exclusive novelties
and
can fit you
perfectly
Call and see our
new spring style
Kabos.
t
or * a'e l>J IF. WILLIAMS, Forrest City, Ark.
fslSurJuiVer!
have headaches, tongue is coated, bad breath, bowels ccn
pated. bad taste in the mouth ? If
is a
natural
vegetable remedy,
containing no mineral or
am
a n<
.For sale by J T Saudira.
Call on It. H. Winlield & Co. and see
the great variety of latest creations in
pattern hats, which have just been open
ed. Tiie prices are hist as attractive
as ttie styles. Both are correct.
Mrs. A. S. Neely, of Fort £mith. who
had been visiting Mt\ and Mrs. Fred
Nedy for two weeks, returned home
Wednesday. She Is so in love with
Forrest City, that she may locate here
very soon.
Hon. T. O. Fit. patrirk, of Telieo
township, was in town Tuesday, He
heard the gubernatorial candidates
speak at Wynne, and like most con
servative citizens he thinks the gover
nor a freak.
The Gleaners of the Baptist churbh
will have a sale of fancy work, eata
bles and necessary articles on the day
before Thanksgiving for the benefit of 1
the church, and hope to receive a lib
eral patronage.
We handle everything in the lumber
line, and are the only people In Arkansas
that sell you flooring and ceiling at
actual measure. We make house biiis
a specialty, Ccme and tlgute with us.
Faslay & Johnson.
Dr. II V . Suggs, colored of Little
Ruck is here looking after the erection
of lus handsome 2-storv. brick store
house on Rosner strs'et, which is being
ripidly pushed to completion. He has
our tliauka tor substantial favors.
Next °jiulay will Is communion
day at the Methodist church. All the
member# of the congregation are re
quested to be present. The evening
services wjII be devotee to the young
people. You are cordially invited.
My fall stock of Groceries is coming
in. Every line is complete even now.
No old. s'ale goods. Everything fresh
and crisp. Free delivery, prompt sei
vice, lowest prices and best qualities at
Sanders’ Grocery. W. T. Sanders.
Dr. Minn's Liver and Kidney Fills
are the best for constipation, torpid
I liver and disorded kidneys. They are
small, dose small all vegetable per
fectlv harmless. "15 piils in each bottle
for !0c. lour druggists has them.
We want your trade for Wines,
Whiskies, li.jer and Cigars and we
are willing to earn it by selMng you
belter goods for the money than others
Try our Tainnssee and Ohl l’rentice.
There are none Letter. Fotbre & Co.
W. A. Pace, proprietor of the For
rest City Monument and Marble
Works, was in Brinkley Tuesday. Mr
l’ave is a complete master of Ins trade
and besides is a Christian gentleman
with whom it is a pleasure to deal
Argus.
You are probably thinking of buying
some furniture. Are you? If so, it
will certainly be t<> your interest to
come and look at my immense line and
get niv prices. I can and will save
•.’•Hi money on furbiture. Robert L
Pettus.
Rrv. T. (\ Johnston, of Little .Hock,
has been conducting a' series of spnrices
in the Presbyterian clAirch tlu’Srweek,
<ud lias preached several verv Interest
ing and convincing sermons, to fairly
large congregations The set f V3 will
close tonight.
J. B. Bowles, I^ittle Kook, was in
town Wednesday, looking after busi
ness at the Consumers Cotton Oil Mill.
The Mitchell T. agon is a premium
winner. None are better, few so good.
You can buy them of me only. Come
anti lets talk about a wagon. Robert
L. 1'eltiiR.
Eld. Milton Hall, Eld. W. II. I’aslay I
and J. H. Sanders and wife iwent to
Little liock yesterday to attend the
State General Baptist Associatipn. It
is thought probable that the differences
between the two Associations will soon
be harmonized.
Don't fail to call and examine mv
stock before making your purchases
l have a full line of beautiful patterns
in all the latest Dress Skirts. Dress
Goods of all kinds and Ladies’ and
Children’s Underwear to let. Yours
for business, A. L. Grady.
Judge John Gatling went to Little
Hock Monday to attend the tiltieth
wedding anniversary of Judge and
Mrs. U. M. Hose, which was celebrated
on that day with great happiness. Mrs.
Rose was formerly M iss Margaret T.
Gibbs, and they were man led in 18.13.,
Our
r“ Catalogue ~~
Is Free
No one who contemplates the purchase
of anything that jewelers sell should
i fail to send at once for our new Fell
Catalogue.
This book puts the service of our
store at the disposal of buyers anywhere
in the South, ft makes it possible to
select from a stock that includes the
entire range of jewelers' wares and enables
you to buy with satisfaction and saving.
Our catalogue b a book of 102 large
i pages—each page a superb half-tone
j tngraving from photographs of the
foods. It presents with fidelity the
(test and best products of more than
%0 factories.
, It has been prepared with special
■t fere nee to the needs of Southern buyers.
We are Southerners! we beiieve we under
I stand the wants of our people, and our
success is tvidence that effort to provide
exceptional service is appreciated.
Write to-day tor catalogue.
GEO. T. BROD.\AX, Inc.,
Jewelers and Diamond: Importers,
MEMPHIS, TE: \.
WarntnK Order.
In St. Fran i“ Chancery Court,
sum Leiltettor. Plaintiff. /
v-. • Warning Order
' Dark in II etter. Deft. )
I The- d'rtetidtint. D.irkua I,«» D r>’ ter. |« warn*
ed to appear In tlii* Court within thirty data,
and ans wer thfe compluiut o! the pluiniitl. Sain
: Led betters » ,
This October ii litWi.
O. fl MAI,U)KV. Clerk
l!y it. W, I’avus D. C.
K. J. sol. tor 1 .fl.
Fon He: t— V nice residence, in best
part of city; large lot. Apply to .Igt.n
Gatlins', at court house.
ncle Bob Mitchell, .1. L and J.
Wallace. B. S. Moore .1 t*. and A. P,
Down, It D Hudspeth and S B Wal
ker. were in town l’iday to hear the
speaking.
If you sre nut acquainted witiinur store
and prices, tor your own satisfaction come
in and see us, and ust at this time more
especially, our bis; new line of furniture,
You may want to know where to buy some
thins? in that line at correct prices. After
"lie visit, then you will know, Brandon
& Baugh,
The style’s are constantly changing.
Be sure you get the latest in color aid
fabric whets you purchase Dress
Goods. I have the most beautiful line
of DresaGuods Trimmings and La
dies’ ’’urnisliiiigs that 1 ever carried.
1 lie stock is light up to now and the
price so low that you are bound to be
pleased. Robert L. i’ettua.
The Tennant Shops for men, women,
ho\s. gills arul children, beat the woild
foi wear and stmii/ht value. Tone
ue none better for ti e money. I have
tin m in all giades and at various
juices. Every pair a bargain, no mat
ter what the price. Don’t miss seeing
my line of Shoes It will pay you to
look at these. Robert L. lJettus.
To Cufe a Cold in One Diy.
Take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets.
All (IrdirgiM . refund the money If It
fails u* cure. W. Grove’s siguature is
mi each box. ..:5c.
I.) Ieriwether, cousin of (.apt. .lap.
I iissoll. and ’leasts <■ S. Word at d
II. 1’ Faria' weir* in town Wednesday,
lhev are connected with the Frisco
surveying culpa, who,me surveying Hie
new line through this county from Ma
rion to Marianna
You Know \v fiat You At 2 Taking
When 5ou take Grove’s Tasteless Glilii
Tonic, becau-e the formula is plainly
print 'd on every hottle showing that it is
simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless
form. No cure, no pay. .V c.
R-v. IT M. Mcl. ii'i, ( f the lTeshvtr
rian Church, is to lie married next W-d
needav at (hat ksvd1 e, Tennessee, to
Miss Lnm.se .1 ihnsoii Tin- Tunes > x
tends sincere good wishes in urtv-iiure,
and iins tlieu tu.my friends in con
gl alui ill. us
Fse Mallory ha* jus’ finished piittino
in :i handsome bat for h:s c dotxj t rads.
If was opened to them last -iaini-day,
and is presided over l.v old Uncle Jim
Joins and Jirn Stainbacfc. Ilis
thoughtfulnesci for them is appreciated
by his colored customers, and they
think there is none better than O d
liubee and Cumberland Rye.
Gained Fort., Founds In 3c Days.
For several months our younger brotuer
had been troubled with Indigestion, rle
tried several remedies tint got n* bsiielit
from them We purchase I some of Chair,
b-riaiii’s Stomach and Fiver Tablets and
lie commenced taking thrnp Inside of
thirty days he had gained forty pounds
la rte>h. lie i« now fully recovered. We
have a good trade on the Tablets. — Hot
my |{ro- , merchants. Long LJianch, Mo.
For -ale hj J. T handers.
I) 1. 1’ricB has 4000 acres of tine land
at Hay Spur. He is furnishing houses
and giving three years rent free for
clearing. or pays cash for same. Ad
dress J. It. Hubbard, Hay Spur, Ark CJ
Our Mr. Vadakin returned f’rldiy
morning from St Louis wher« he pur
chased a perfectly magnificent stock
of books of all kinds, including all the
late popular copviights. poets, gift
books, juvenile books, bibles, testa
ments, Episcopal prayer books, hym
nals, linen hooks, blank books, memo
randum books and list such books as
you may want tor yourself, your
friends, or others, now and for Christ
mas presents. Also big line of games,
calendars, Xmas cards, booklets, musi
cal instruments, bric-a-brac, exquisite
novelties and desk furnishings. These
goods will he shipped at once and will
tie opened upon their arrival. We
want you to call nhd See that we have
tried to anticipate your every want in
our lines, and If we cm please von
we shall be delighted to have your
trade. After November 1st, all late
81 50 copy rights will he sold at 81.25.
A Lc /e Letter.
Would not interest you If you’re look
ing for « guaranteed Salve for Sores,
Hums or Piles. Otto Dodd, of Pondr, Mo.
wiites: “I suffered with an ugly sore fur
a year, but a box of Hucklen’s Arnica
Salve cured me. Its the best Salve on
earih. 25c at J. 11. Ounnvant’s drug
store.
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect it
How To Fled Out.
Fill a bottle or common glass with vour
water and. let it stand twenty-four hours ;
a sediment or set -
tHngimiicatesan
■ unhealthy con
dition,of the kid
neys! >f stains
your linen it is
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire
to pass it or pain
in the back is
also convincing proof that the kidneys
attd bladder are out of order.
Wliat To Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
ofUn expressed, that Dr. Kilmer’s
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulfills eVery wish in curing rheumatism,
pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
an l evfe~v part of the urinary passage.
It corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in,passing it, or bad
effects following userof liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ue
ccs-dtv <>f being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root
is soon realized. It stands the highest
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. If you need a medicine
von should have the hest. Sold by drug
gists in hfty-ceut and one-dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle and a
book that teysccall "r~~
aliout it, both s<-1 vk free i
bv mail. Address IR. |
lxiliner & Co., Ihng
bamton, N»V. When
writing mention this ,
make anv mistake, but remember the
name. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and
the address, Binghamton, N. Y.
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