The Forrest City times. [volume], September 22, 1905, Image 5

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FONDREN, SMITH & CO.
oealers in
GROCERIES
Principally, and Nice Line of
‘Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Etc.
HIGHEST
Market Price
Mr
Paid for
COUNTRY .•
Produce.
If
Are still leading the van in
Fair Prices and Splendid Goods
.Satisfied Customers is a
Splendid Asset.
Walk-Over SHOES
ARE the: best
We Want Your Next Order
PHONE 17.
Fifty Years the Standard
•DR
BAKING
POWDER
A Cream of Tartar Powder
Made From Crapes
No Aium
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Old Cutter Rye hits the spot.
W. T. Sanders sells everything.
Ask your grocer for White Crest.
Charcoal for sale by S L Hodges.
Go to N. R. Nelson A Co., for Old
Cutter.
The Times job printing gives satis
faction .
Everything in hardware at Tom
Barrow's.
Auheuser Beer is on tap at the
Magnolia.
Freshest groceries, at lowest price.
Turn Barrow.
Best cook stoves can tie found at
Tom Barrow's.
’ Mrs. R Dickerson, is visiting rela
tives in Alabama.
Try one of those Gin Fizzes at T. C.
Folbre. Jr. A Co.'s.
Mr. W. H. Pharr, of Marianna, was
in town last Friday.
Miss Mary Alley spent several days
in Wvnne last week.
I Main sewing done by Mi>s Kirby,
20-5 South Front street.
Mrs. Monti Dickerson is spending a
few weeks in Louisville.
Try a buttle of Old Cutter. Its al
right. N. B. Nelson A C<>.
Mr. M. Isaacs and Master Phillip left
for St. Louis Monday night.
Mr. J. S. Pence, of lleth, was a busi
ness visitor in town Friday.
I teat Roof paint, with live years
guarantee, at Tom Barrow’s.
Mr. John Gazzola. of Brinkley spent
Sunday with friends in t iwn.
Miss Frances Winfield left for her
semi-annual trip to Louisville on Fri
day.
| Charcoal for sale by 8. L. Hodges.
Mr -I C Bonner, of (Quigley, was in
town on business last Fiiday.
Mrs. Hattie Cot>l». of Texarkana, is
the guest of Mrs VV. H. Alley.
A ! kinds of swell drinks at the Mag
nolia bar. Courteous attention.
Mr. E. L. Koonce, of Wynne, was in
the city on business last Friday.
Mr. W. M. Hale, of Marianna was a
guest at the Marion Iasi Friday.
Parties desiring furnished rooms or
board, apply to Mrs. A. C. Crews.
Come and examine my china. I am
offering bargains. Tom Barrow.
Mr. B. Jacks, of Marianna was reg
istered at the Marion last Friday.
Mrs. \\ m. Aldridge has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Neel, at Pine Tree.
I>et us s-II you your graphophone
supplies, Landvoigt & Vadakin.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, of Marianna,
were registered at the Marion Monday.
A new Kimball 7 octave Piano for
sale cheap. Apply to Mrs. Alice Casteel.
Professor and Mrs. Nad, also .Mi
Whitten are hoarding with Mr>. ,1. W.
Beck.
Miss Alice Simmons will teach a
class in German at the public school
building each afternoon from ,'i.lo to 4
o’clock. All persons desiring to take
may see Miss Simmons at the building.
PBESCRIPTIOnSTS
are filled with absolute accuracy at
-DUNHVHNTS
And they have everything usually sold in an up-to-date Drug Store, and at right
prices. Their Innovation Soda Fountain is said to be the finest
Soda Fountain in Eastern Arkansas.
14 This i- not an Advertisement.
Chare, al f. : sal- hv s. I, H d,re*
1rv a barrel of White Crest rt >ur,
an.1 if i ot satisfactory, v >ur money
lefunded.
Mi- K. Hr i iford and infant son, of
Clltie Kook, ale the truest* <d Ml*. >
H. Conrad.
Mr*. Wes*, of \Vh> atl-v, was a
Coal rrri iT truest at the Marion last
>»t l day
'pel --nan C \\ K <* \ ,9. j. •_> W!;,j
. .in i Appleton's First Headers at the
N' WS't Old.
>ee us before v u t ,y \ ur fall "lit.
Om 'took I* i .mplete.—KranC'i ,
Hauarh \ C(
* aptajn .1 I’. Mulhina'd I ;o heel, in
i..w i Hus week, on business in the
Circuit Court.
II ' i I a11 \ M \\ ids. f Auirustn,
w t* in t o n sever i (lavs this week < u
leiral Business.
Mrs. Kufus Kii v' FiB’lii _rl . of An
(rusta, arrived today to visit home folk'
for a tew da\*
Mis. (tus >weet w the truest ..f her
aunt. Mr* Fintiia M sect, for several
days this week.
11'** City Electric Company have re
•reived their tine new yngine, and it is
being installed.
Rev. Mr. Geo. H. Hancock. A. M ,
has been quite ill for several days with
a billmu.s attack.
Attorney Ben Harris, of Harrisburg,
was in the city Monday on business in
the Circuit Court.
A cool, tefreshing drink—the An
heu-cr keg beer—on tap at T. C
Eolbre, Jr , & Co.
M'ss UeVeiling Rollwage will leave
on Wednesday for Nashville, to re-enter
Ward s Seminary.
Whiskey is whiskey, but Old J H.
Cutter is ttie best whiskey on earth.
N. B. Nelson & Co.
I,arlies' and Misses' Jackets. All the
late stvles and colors can be found at
Brandon, Baugh & Co.
Owing to tiie illness of the rector,
there will be no services at the Episco
pal church on Sunday.
Our Clothing stock is complete. We
can tit you, and also suit you in price.
— Biandon. Baugh A Co
Mr. Max Levy, of Earle, Ark., was in
the city the first ot the week on busi
ness in the Circuit Court.
Mr. .1 L. Yates, candidate for State
Treasurer, was shaking hands with the
sovereigns at the barbecue last week,
and was being chaperoned by l)r. E A.
Long.
< hale tl t i sale by S I,. Hodges.
Mi A 11 l'orter. of Fulwocd. was
in liio oily yesterday, and lias our
11 auks for cash renewal of subscription.
It \oii can't tind it elsewhere, call up
W. T Sanders. Phone ;ti You will
save tune, however, b\ eaiiig him
tirst.
Tile i ieii nutty tlavor of Anheuser
keg heei makes it tlie most popular <
drink of the day. '1'. t’. Folbre, dr
& Co
Jesse Moore Whiskies are absolutely
pure, and none are superior for family
use. See T. C. Folbre, Jr. A Co., sole
agents.
Mr F R Norton, of Vernon, Ala
bama, came in Sunday on business and
to visit ins relatives and numerous
friends.
Hon. T. E Hare, of Vanndale, was
in lie city Monday on business in the
Circuit (Joint, and mingling with
friends.
Mrs. W. (i. Ford, of Marianna, will>
arrive in the city tins evening for a I
visit in the home of Mrs. (leo. P |
Taylor.
The sickly season is coming on.
Drink Anheusei beer, sold by T. (’. I
Folbre, Jr. & Co , and avoid a spell of
sickness.
Hon. T. O Fitzpatrick, of Johnson
township, was mingling with his nu
merous friends in town Monday on
i business.
Miss Lucy Sanders went to L’ttle
Rock on Monday for a brief visit to
relatives. Thence she will go to Arka
! delphia, where she will enter Ouachita
| Clii lege.
Biggest and Best Line of Fishing Tackle ever
brought to Forrest City.
Genuine Split Bamboo Rods from 50c to $1.00. Call and see.
J. S. SHIELDS & CO., Tbe Prescription Druggists.
R3LLVCHCE BLOCK.
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Of all Beers the liest Beer is the An
heuser keg Beer sold hy T. C. Folbre,
Jr. A: Co.
Just received, a new line of Fasci
nators and Shawls—Brandon, Tiawgh
| Ac Co.
Miss Mattie Montgomery, of Wynne,
'is the guest ot Iter sister, Mrs. .1. B.
Terry.
Otto Rol!wage, Jr., who is suffering
from a malarial attack, is improving
slow ly.
Mr. George H image, of Quigley, was
a handsome business visitor in town
Tuesday.
Its just like rich cream, i> the Ait
heuser kwg beer, sold by T. C. Folbre,
J r. Ac Co
Highest - Market - Price - Paid - for
Cotton and Country Produce.
Goods Sold at Lowest Market Values Consistent with
-f 0 U A L 1 T -f
ESTABLISHED 1905.
OLD FKCES.X- ■* + *• #NEW FIRM,
SUCCESSORS TO
FUSSELL) GRAHAM & CO SCROLL WAGE & ALDERSON.
TELEPHONE No. 41.
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Ladies',
Men’s and Children’s Fur
nishings, Groceries. Hard
ware. Tinware, Furniture,
Harness, Saddles. Buggies.
Farming Implements and
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
We do .a General Furnishing Business,
and solid your custom, whether
you buy for
BaVS6L£( (DIB ©IBIffilD. RFo
Mr. W. H. Hampton and mother, of
Marianna, were in the city Saturday,
and she went to Brinkley.
Old Cutter is a pure ltye Whiskey,
and is unexcelled for medicinal pui
poses. N. B. Nelson & Co.
Mrs. E J. Terry is in Brinkley, at
tending at the bedside of tier little
grandchild who is quite ill.
Professor arid Mrs Nall are guests
m the family of l)i P'Poole until they
can secure a boarding place.
Mrs. M. Goldbetg and son, Mozart,
of Wheatley, were in the city Monday,
accompanied by Mr. I. Slager.
Buy your hose from Brandon. Baugh
Co., because the\ have the celebrated
Topsy brand, the best on earth.
A barrel of White Crest Hour will
make more biscuits and whiter biscuits
than any Hour in town. Try it.
The t>ui Bono Club met with MBs
Nannie Taylor, on Thursday. The
meeting being a business affair.
Mr. Ernest Terry has accepted a sit
uation with .J. H. Liunavant & Co.,
vice li. F. P. Gorman, resigned.
Messrs. .1. H. Stevenson, E S. Jones
and W. M. Lewis, of Little Kock, were
present at the ‘’doiiis” last week.
Mrs. Frank Smith, of Marlon is a
welcome visitor in the city, the guest
of her mother, Mrs. S. F. Sutton.
Your patronage is solicited and ap
preciated at the Magnolia Saloon. T.
C. Folbre. Jr., & Co. proprietors.
If you want tirst-class gut st i ings fur
your violin, get them at the Newsstand
2>e each. Also the cheaper grades.
We have lots of good whiskies, but
Old .J. H. Cutter can’t tie beat fur puri
ty and flavor. N. B. Nelson X Co.
Mr. J. .1. Barron returned Friday
j evening fn>ui H it Springs, where lie
hud been quite id for several weeks.
Mrs. E. J. Badinelli. of Wynne, at
' tended the barbecue on Thursday and
was the guest of Mrs. A. .1. Vaccat
Perfection Clothing is ttie lest, be
cause it is of the latest styles and the
price is right.—Brandon. Baugh X C >.
Old Vannissee is our leader, but w>
have many other brands of good whis
key. Try us. T. C. Folbre, Jr. X C >.
Mr. Payne Garner whs in t wn yes
terday. He reports his son Frank, quite
sick.
Hun. P. 11. Andrews, of Augusta,
prosecuting attorney ot this circuit ar
rived in the city Sunday t ■ look after1
the interests of the state in the circuit
j CUUlt
Don't be selfish, if you are satislied
that Old Volluier Whiskey is the best,
tell your friends. T. C. Folure, Jr., A
Co. sell it
Miss Aunie Mai Grobmyer. who had
been visiting relatives in Carrollton,
Kentucky, for several weeks returned
j esterday.
Miss Alma Futrall, of Marianna, is
the guest ot Miss Nannie Taylor, prior
to resuming her dutie> as school teacher
in New port.
Dr. f. T. Hayden, of Cra wforilsville.
was in town last week in the interest ot
hi< candidacy for Congressman of the
First District.
Mis. Bowen, who had been a delight
ful guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
II. W Wilder, returned to Memphis
Tuesday evening.
For Sale.—About a dozen coal heat
ing staves, used short time only at
Crowley Ridge Institute. Cheap. See
I’aslay A Johnson.
Mrs. Geo 1’. Tavlor, has gone to
Muldrow, Indian Territory, to visit
her daughter. Mrs. Albert I’yle, nee
Miss Norma Taylor.
1‘hilip Isaacs, one of Forrest City’s
most promising youths, lett on Monday
lor Fayetteville, where lie will enter
the State Umveisity.
Mrs. W. H. Alley was called unex
pectedly to Wynne on Wednesday to
attend the bedside of Mrs. Geo. Davis,
who is ill at that place.
Wanted — Every hou>ekeeper in
town to try White Crest dour Sold
under an absolute guarantee. For sale
by all lirst-class grocers.
Miss Bianca Vaccaro. and Leo, the
interesting little son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. ,1. Vaccaro went to Brinkley on Sat
urday to stay until Tuesday.
Mr. Daniel Bond, formerly of the
Bond Supply Company, at Widener,
now f Memphis, was in ttie city the
tirst >1 the week on business.
Mi8. L U. (irobruyer went to Mem
phis on Wednesday evening to visit
friends, and to meet Mis- Annie Mai
n her'return from Kentucky.
(l*-t a bottle of Dr. Mendenhall's
Chill and Fever C ue from J. T. San
ders and get well of malaria and that
tired feeling. No cure, no pay.
(Japt, Stoddard rnd wife, of Jonesbo
ro, were guests of friends in town on
Thursday of last week, and dined with
Capt. J. S. Shield- at the M triou.
Mrs. Bard and Mis- Helen Nichols
returned from Little Kock on Saturday !
night, having spent two weeks very
pleasantly, visiting the family of W. I
D. Bard.
H(HOLEY'S ICE CREAM
The very best to be
had in Forrest City, is
sold exclusively and in
any quantity desired by
ENTERPRISE DRUG STORE.
Phone 199. - - Delivered to any part of the City.
F. G. PFTTUS,
7 j
(Successor to Pettus & Parham.)
Real Estate and General Insurance Agent, j
Representing Reliable Old Line Companies. (
I
^ our patronage solicited and will have careful and 1
prompt personal attention.
Office with Attorney R. J. Williams, over The J. W. Beck Co.
£ SHORT ORDERS ONLY. >
RUSH J. ASH’S RESTAURANT.
Quickest Service. Cleanest House. Everything New.
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Confections, Fruits, Nuts,
Cigars and Tobacco.
Hot or Cold Lunches to Order.
Next door to Grobmever’a Butcher Shop. All old friends and the public
cordially invited to «ive me a call Phone 191. I ree Delivery.
FORREST CITY
|ce & Power Comp; jj
AGENTS FOR J
Cudahy Packing Co.’s
MEATS, LARD & HAMS
- I
RED RING
Portland Cement I
$1.85 Per Barrel. j
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Prompt Delivery. Phone 170. |
No more malaria, no mgre chills.
No money needed to pay doctor hills
if you take Dr. Mendenhall’s Chill and
Fever Cure. Sold by J. T. Sanders.
Her numerous friends were glad to
welcome Mrs. C. S. Aldrich last week
upon her return from a protracted
visit t friends at Rogers, Arkansas,
These cool nights are very pleasant
indeed to we town folks, but they are
not doing cotton any good, and we hope
we shall have hot weather for a spell.
You will never know how much bet
ter Dr. Mendenhall's Chill and Fever
Cure is than any other unless you get
a bottle from J. T. Sanders ami try it.
The New Castle Telephone Company,
of New Castle wa> incorporated by j.
L McDougal, president, and W. J.
Dillon, secretary. The purpose of the 1
company is to construct a line from :
Newcastle to Forrest City. The ■ dices
of the-company are ar Forrest City.
The capital stock is s-idoo, of which
lias been subscribed. *
R D. Humphreys, of Memphis, was
in the city last Friday night, and was a
truest in the home of Mr. and Mrs K.
F. Sellers. Drew has accepted a posi
tion with 15. Lowenstein A, liro- , in
their retail department and will enter
uion his duties on September lid.
On Wednesday, a new social orga
nisation came Int ) existence. Mrs.
Will 1’. Evans was the hostess on the
occasion, and the new venture was
launched with every prospect ot a suc
cessful voyage. The Merry Matrons’
Embroidery Club is the name under
which much dainty handiwork and
pleasant intercourse will be accom
plished.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the „ _ - "
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