The Forrest City times. [volume], August 30, 1907, Image 6

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Temperance
There is a growing sentiment that temper
ance is surest and best promoted by the use of
Pabst Blue Ribbon, which contains less than 3^%
.of alcohol. The use of Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
satisfies the natural desire for a mild stimulant
without creating a habit for strong drink. In
countries where the most beer is consumed, in
temperance is rarest.
Pab5t BlueRibbon
The Beer of Quality
is so rich in the food values of Pabst Eight-Day
Malt, and in the tonic properties of the choicest
hops, that it is a genuine health-builder.
The system frequently requires a mild stimulant,
which is supplied by the small percentage of alcohol
which produces no injurious effects. The ex
tractives of malt and hops aid the digestion and
soothe the nerves, making Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
the ideal temperance drink.
When ordering beer, ask
for Pabst Blue Ribbon.
Made by Pabst at Milwaukee
And Botted only at the Brewery.
N R Nelson & Co.
113 Waehinjrton St , Forest City.
Phone S3.
I.«M AL AlHHMht.
Our genial friend, Mr. J. 1> Verser,
efficient salesman with Brandon.
Baugh & Comeany. is again at ids post
after a vacation of a couple of weeks
which he spent with relatives and
friends at Ripley, Tennessee.
Mr. H. R. N'ehlett.of the enterpris
ing dry goods and grocery firm of
Neely & Neblett, was in Memphis a
couple of days the latter part of last
week on business, and kx>ught a large
invoice of fall goods, returning Fridav
night.
Sam Malouf, a brother of John and
Mike Malouf. of tills city, anc^who
has recently come to America, arrived
Sunday, and will make Ids home here
with bis relatives for the present.
He likes Forrest City very much, and
we welcome him to this city.
Mrs. R. S. Stevens and Master Rob
ert returned Wednesday from Mem
phis. Mineral Wells and Horn Lake,
Miss . where they bad been visiting
relatives and friends for alx>ut five
weeks. Miss Winnie, who was with
them, remained at Memphis, and will;
return the last of next week.
Tonight is the date for the regular
meeting of the Law and Order League
it is hoped there will !>e a large at-,
tendance so that the arrangements
for the picnic desired to tw* given in !
SeptemBr. m i> t*r jterfected, and such
other t> i>)iies-*dis[K,-e<i of as may prop
erly come liefore tiie meeting. Come
out, and bring your friend.
Mas ter fills Harrison handsome
little nephew of Mr II It. Ncha-tt.
came over ist Friday from M< ai
piiis to \ >it wiii his une • ai t
family for a couple of weeks and i
having the tin., of ids life lie says
there are lots of pretty girls in F r
rest City, and will no doubt fa in
love with some of them liefore lie re
turns.
The tall seas, in t- chi.se at hand, and
the straw hat and no n duster wi
soon have to lie laid aside \nticipat
ing the needs of their large number
of male c\,st.>m> rs. Brandon Hattgii >V
Co., have received,opened up and lew
have on sale the nobbiest line of men's.
Bos' and children's hats and caps
that they lave ever carried. This
stock comprises all the latest blocks,
ami in tyle. workmanship and mate
rial is unexet led. l! you need a good
hat at a fair price, they can undoubt
edly tit ami please you. Anyway it
will Be a real olea-sure to show you
through the stock, so give them a
call, and let them dress you up in a
new head piece
Mr. A. I >. R vie has accepted the
position of office man ami manager for
the Planters Bin Company, vice Mr.
Tom Lewis, who went to Oklahoma
late last spring. Mr. B vie will have
charge of the office, keep the books,
and look after the business general.y.
at the gin. Arthur is a thorough of
fice man, quiet and accurate at fig
ures. and writes a tine, legible busi
ness hand. He inherits neatness in
bookkeeping from his father, the iate
Squire P. 1). Boy ’e, and a legion of
friendsrememlier very well what pride
lie used to take in his Books, and how
wonderfully neat and accurate they
always were. We congratulate the
Planters Bin Company upon securing
Mr. Royie's services, and hope ! , wi
find the work pleasant, profitable and
to las liking.
HiulornMl l»y the ('ountv.
• The most p »pular remedy in < >tseg
county, and the best friendol my fam
ily," writes Wm. M. Dietz, editor and
publisher of the < itsego Journal. Gil
bertsville. V Y„ " is Dr. King’s New
Discovery. It has proved to be an in
fallible cure for coughs and colds,
making short work of the worst of
them. We always keep a bottle in the
house. I believe it to be the most
valuable prescription known for lung
and throat diseases.” Guaranteed to
never disappoint the taker by all
drug stores. Trice 50c and tl. Trial
bottle free, f cza
Mr-.. Kdward Holes'.n arid l/eautiful
daughter. Miss Arina left yesterday
via Memphis for Chicago, where -he
will reside for several months arid put
the children in school She was ac
companied as far as Memphis bv Mr.
Kolesoii. Kdward lloleson arid .Jamie
Catling will follow soon. We hope
they will enjoy the city, and that the
children will be greatly improved.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Walton and
charming daughters, Misses Ida and
Gertrude, who have lieeri residing in
Memphis for some time, returned to
Forrest City last week, and are at
home in one of the cozy new cottages
recently erected by Brandon & Baugh
near the ice plant’ This is a most ex
cellent family, and Tiie Times wel
comes their return, and will join their
many friends in the hope that they
will make this their permanent home.
Letters from Mr Robert L. Pettus.
who is taking a short vacation from
ills business duties, and visiting his
brother. Mr. George 15. Pettus, in
Colorado, bring I tack tlie good news
that both are getting along nicely:
that George continues to improve,and
that Hubert is enjoying the pure
mountain air and water, the pictur
esque scenery. and the general recrea
tion incident to such a trip We hope
Imth >ur friends will ;be greatlv ben
efited.
Mr P II Barker, wh l ad Gen on
the M.-k list for nearly a month, has
about entirely recovered, and is again
able to lie about. He is contemplat
ing t It tie trio tp the M ississi ppi
river t ■ St. Louis and perhaps St
Paul, m 11 it* near future, which he
h.qies will lie Iteneticial arid mate
rially aid in recuperating 1.is health,
-trengtl and weight. We wish Percy
i pleasant journey, and the liest of
- ts Mrs. Batkerai. ti e G y w
acc'-.mpan\ him.
• 4»
Dram." t .nmol In- ( uroil
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t .{ •! pi .ft !•*»■!? In - *HI Th#*r 1- * •?. \
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mu !f.ftaiiiei i uiijit n t.j !!>♦• niufi u» tnit'*r
? *h»- !• bi-fa* hiHii Tut-*-. \\ ht-i !hi- ! u fi
ii M iim.J >•>,. hav** a rumbling - un i «»r m
? neaiifitf. u? i Mtu-n :t » enlirt- v
deaf tit* mm im The resul!. ami uni* tn*
iMidtiinirtt u>n can he uiken • Mini the tub*
r«**»t >-red tvi 119 normal e<»nd id>o. hearing m
t>e tleMfroyeil T < >rt-vpi nine ea*e- out t t*
are * rtu-eii ny catarrh. which im nothing but
an 1 nflamed c witlit • • t ihe 111 cre-u- -urfa*-. -
" e will irive One Hundred In. ar- • r «nv
t a-** »■ I deatneMM - ai -ed by » atarrh that chi •
run be cured by Han m Catarrh 1 iid >« nd
!«*t circular?* free
I .1 CHINKV *\ o* , Toied o
" ud \ V dnufifiMtd. ‘
Take Ha l’a Family I*iila 1 * *r « nMlipai ion
Mr Willie Merwin has gi.ii. an
other good account of himself; tliat
is to say, lie has made good with his
superior officers, and has Ix-.m pr.
muted again. He is employed with*
the raoitic Kxpress Company at l’in.
RlufT. and since leaving here lias earn
ed 111 re* promotions and is now rilling
th. re>p>uisible i»>siti'>n of local cash
ier !• t tliat company. Will is re
markah y apt. clever honest,and when
it comes tn ,i matter of business,
makes it a principle t carry out the
rules ,.f l.is empl vers, impartially
an.lt the -Her attending strictly
to their business, and treating all
oust, mers alike We are certainly
proud t hear of his -.ueco.ss, and hop.
he wicontinue t o!i i.b the ladder
"f ■'access until he reaches the top
rung.
11 vi» an ttt n 1 mil.
Ilui l liainherlaiu's 1 olie, l holera ami
Diarrhoea Remedy i ure.l Him.
it is with pleasure that 1 give you
tl.is unsolicited testin onial. Alxjiit a
year ago when 1 had a severe ease of
measles I got caught out in a hard
rain, and the measles settled in my
stomach and bowels. 1 had an awful
time and had it not been for the use
f Chamberlain s Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy 1 could not have
possibly lived but a few hours longer,
but thanks to tills remedy I am n w
strong and well. 1 have'written the
above through gratitude and 1 shall
always speak a good word for this
remedy. -Sam II. Owin. Concord. C.a
For sale by J. T. Sanders.
The Times ir.ad*eru nt'.y fai ed t
meritson the fact that Mr* Vt H. Mc
I*arie. and Mis* T is- F. wage ac
companied Mr and Mrs John W
Nay rarJ Mr ar.d Mrs J T F >n
dren to Colorado points when the*
ka ^ ■
L*-tte-' from tlie party indicate that
a sfe enjoying the pictures-)ue seer.*
er* the invigorating mountain air.
> i tlie sj ri. id Le».th-gi ving waters
f • e Rocky M -ntai:-*. ani w|I] -e
greatly benefitted by their outing
Editor Waiter B Williams and his
friend Mr San. f Brink -y. were id
ti e city Monday and we acknowledge
a *ery pleasant cai> They were over
a-they said, -jusi to see the town.
W« I pc they f- -rid satisfactory hi*
tertainment ar.d were repaid for their
trip Tlie re is nothing particularly
» ; :.ierfu »b ut Fc rrest City's sights,
but if you want to see a really nice
litt le town, and mingle with the most
i. spitable arid gen la.{people on earth
, you can find both right here Come
again gentlemen.
The John Hopkins Rye Whisky is
known and -sea for its mellowness
and tine <4uality. No headache fol
w* its use S'Id >nly by M Collins
at the White Elephant Saloon. Try it
The ladies of the Fulwood neigh
borhood. gave an icecream suppler last
Friday night at Parrott school house
i for ti.e benefit of the Wesley church,
which was a seceess in every respect,
and thoroughly enjoyed by* all pres
ent. The ladies realized the near lit
. tie sum of l21.4o. and deserve much
. prai>e for their untiring efforts. The
church is greatly out of repair and
I this sum will git a long way towards
paying for the contemplated’ impr ve
• merits It is hoped they will repeat
the affair in the near future. Several
(town folks arended.
I>on't neglect the warnings of na
' ture. If your appetite is poor, breath
bid. tongue coated, you w ill be sics
; unless you put your system iu g d
! condition. Prickly Adi Bitter- is the
: remedy you need. It cleanses the en
tire system J. T. Sanders, special
agent.
A meny-jp.-r>u'ndcame to t >wn last
Saturday, and -et up f r busines- n
the vacant t between the Bed Bin
and Joe Beck - blacksmith shop, just
I'T**. ti e sfreef. and a 'itt e north
if L Bonner s and H IV Pa-lay's
! places of bud lies- It i.a.N since l>eeri
■doing a land office business." and
furnishing d-e-r-iightful music for the
young Americans who congregate
upon the grounds in that vicinity
every evening in fact it can lie heard
in all directions f> r rive or -ix block-.
The Lyceum Theater graphophone i
also vieing with the mechanical or
chestra for the attention of the pub
lic. and Mr Noyes' show is l>eing lib
eraliy patronized. If there were one
or two more attractions Jackson and
Rosser would be a regular midway
plaisance.
Drink Anheuser Busch Beer.
There is none so good. Kept on
draught, cold as ice can make it.
and served by polite and expe
rienced salesmen exclusively in
this city by T. C. Folhre, Jr. &
Company.
Madison is becoming juite a port for
gasoiine motor twafs. and several hand
some crafts claim that as their home.
• apt (lias. Apple, the expert boat
builder, has recently completed and
placed in commission a handsome '21
foot brat, equipped with a 11-horse
power engine. Mr Will Thorne has
a handsome bat. and has just built
a good size barge. Then there i- the
< b.ella, the 1 lancer, the Buster, whose
owner lives in thi-city, and others
whose name- we cannot recall. Be
sides ihe-e. Mr. \V B. Brewer, f this
city, i- tow w -rking on a bat for Mr
Nt McFa which whei wi
be a crack i- ack acquisition t • the
gasoline fleet !>r. H 1“ Iiooley ba
the handsomest little duck txvat on
the river. It i- built of steel, and!
adapted t< paddle or oars. It liear- !
the pretty name of Psyche," the!
euph u> of which !. werer received a 1
shock, when a native remarked. !
J hat s the derndest wav tospell f ish j
! ever seed.
\ Lure tor < oiistipation and Pile
Disco* crcd at Last
L.iristedt > Berman Liver powder
removes the cause and cures every |
ca-e.
Never a failure reported. Trv it
Guaranteed l« cure. Brie. 2V- A free
s > e at J T Sai ders Drug St i >
>a»ed His I he.
Master Hemirig 1 >avi>. a brave ad
of 1'. years •!' age. of St. L uis. who is
visiting hisgrandm< ti.- r Mrs. ( ver.
of tliis city, is tlie l.eri> of the hour.
While in swimming with a number
of ether Ijovs. a few days ago. in Sr.
Francis river, about half a mile below
Madison, While Havens was seized
with cramps, and sank I*fore he could
reach safety.
Master Haris seeing the predica
ment of his friend, and. without a
thought "f the danger to himself,
swam to W File's assistance, and res
! cued him from certain death, and!
I perhaps a water> grave.
It was a heroic deed, which si. wed
• the little man's unselfishness and : rav
jery.and he is lieing deservedly praised
j by all who witnessed or who have
| heard of the occurrence. We con
jgratulate Wi lie upon ids narrow v>
|cai«e. and c nmend Fleming t r his
I heroism.
(du gs Blood, >1,111 Discuses,( .mecr
(ireatest Blood Purifier i r,c
It'year blood is impure, ti.in. dis
eased. hot or full of hum ,rs; if \ a
l.ave blood poison, ancer. carl uncles.
; rating s,ires, scr ifu a. e< e ua,
ling, risingsand ' usiips.seal by. pin.pl.
skin, bone pains, catarrh, rheuma
tism. or any blood or skin disease tase
| Botanic Blood Balm 11. B. B.j S ,..tl
all sores heal, aches and pains stop,
i and the blood is made pure and ricli.
Druggists or by express. #1 per large
bottle. Sample free by writing KIcmJ
Balm Co., Atlanta. Ga. B B B. is
especially advised for chronic, deep
seated cases, as it cures after all else
fails.
tfter Five Y'-ar*.
We... wh ■ do you think is here’
Why Punch ’ Paslay. of course.
J rive years ago t<-morrow Mr.
li E Pas.ay. letter kt.wn as Punch,
eft Forrest City, a great big boy. for
Ti e Great YVest. t seek his fortune.
S r- e that time he has resided in
< »reg i ar. i Washington: married a
charming lady f Astoria, and has
prospered. They have a daughter, now
t« year* f age. and she is said to be
tl.e x >t beautiful flower of the great
Golden West. 1
Punch starts in as a salesman,
studied ad writing and window dress
ing, and was made the manager of
this department of the firm. who. by
ti.e way. operates stores He is now
traveling for Wyman. Partridge & Co.,
wholesale dry goods
He arrived here Wednesday morn
ing. accompanied by his friend and
fellow-traveler. Mr. W. L. Walling,
and they leave to-day to return to
their duties.
They gave us a very pleasant call
Wednesday evening, and we were very
much interested in Punch's ‘story of
his life. " This is ids first visit since
he left, that hot August day. five
years ago. He l.a' grown and broad
ened in body and mind, and is a great
big tine looking fellow, with the roses
of robust health upon his cheeks His
father, brother and sister, besides
other relatives and the friends of his
boyli .*<! days. have a been delighted
to see him. ai. i are iisappointed that
the Madam and the baby girl are not
with him. But he promises t< bring
'them the next time he c rr.es. when
| they wi . he cordially we xed, even
as he hi> been
"Regular a> the Min"
i> an express; n a> 1 as 'he race \
doubt the rising and setting f the
sun is tile most reg
in the universe unless it is the action
of tie? liver and b-'Wels when regulat
ed by I >r King s New Life l’:.,s.
Guaranteed by a . druggists. L’-Vu
If y u want aj g of g «1 whisky
you can get it at the Magn ra Sa. «-n.
where there i- a great variety f
brands at prices t ■ s.;j*. ,\ s wines,
brandies, mineral waters. Kittle and
keg beers, etc. ( a ar. i see us T
C Folbre, .Jr. & < mpany
\ Rich Sian.
< ontentmerit is ti e l*est riches. An
old farmer who wa> asked if a neigh
bor was a man of means, replied: He
hasn't got much money, but he is
mighty rich.
He has a great deal of land then?"
was the question.
"No sir. lie hasn't got much land,
either, hut he's mighty rich "
The old farmer with a pleasant
smile observed the puzzled look of his
companion for a moment, and then
explained
"Vou see.hehasn t g t much money
and he hasn't got much land, lout still
he is rich, because lie never went to
bed owing a man a ent in his life.
He lives as well as he wants to live,
and lie pays as lie gue- he isn't afraid
of anybody, he tells everv man the j
truth, and does I,is duty by himself,
his family and hi* neighbors: his ■
word is as good as his bind, and every
man. woman and child in t.-wn looks
up to him and respects him No sir.
he hasn't gut m -ch and, but be is a
mighty rid. mail. b-c,i .-t he s g* * a
he wants.
( ured 1*1 indigestion.
Mr. A W F ■ West Knd \t
anta. i' i . says "J fuh.y end irse l»r ‘
King - Loyal Germetuer for indiges
tion. After suffering f r v. ars and
having tried a the remedies I c . d
hear of without being Ijenetitted. aj
f.-w bottles of t! is great remedy lias
cured me."
! 'ruggists se it at d per urge;
butt ,e h's d' Sts
V' . iislel «a< \\ muz.
A teacher asked one >f her pupils to
spe.'. 1 separate. The boy spe,.ed it i
Correctly, but the teacher said it was!
"rung, and chided him forth- ack of
knowledge. When thepupi. looked in
tie* dictionary lie discovered that lie
was rigid Hising from Ids-eat lie1
idignant!y showed i.i- teacher, out
-oe stopped him sliort and snapped
out. 'Ueorge don t tel! me 1 am mis
taken. T was not going to," said I
tiie boy. ! just wanted to show you
what an owl fool Webster was.”
A Happy Family.
•!- -1 Mann, f Fordyce. Ark., write.-:
"* Carlstedt’s German Liver 1’ow
ner for ten years, cured my wife of fe
male troubles. Haven’t had a doctor
for six years: formerly paid two or
tlirce doctor bills a year. Would not
be without it. Worth its weight in
go.d. Trice 'J-«c. A free sample at ,1.
I Sanders' drug store.
On 1 he Horns ni a Cow.
: ittle Harry N’eblett had a nar - w
c-cape from serious injun arid p.-.
- h it v
While playing in the barnyard at
at hi- home Monday evening. ^ •
t close to the cow. and supp —i ■,
while throwing her head around t'.
-care off the flies, her 1 ra ca ,ght in
the l*'.vs clothing, and si,.. th*-n "• |
Tim up in the air on :.er 1. rn.-. h .: a
she lowered her head he r .1 •• ‘n
the ground uninjured except ' r a
>nu scratch on the si 1. ,f ■ sth',dv
and one or two u! er pa.t.f-,. hrui-,
which broke the skin, i, n arc n> t c n
sidered serious, and he s gettimr a i
alright.
His father was nearby and wit
nessed the whole affair, but it o' ha1 -
pened so quickly that he could Vt
prevent it nor rescue his boy before it
was all over, lie experienced the
fright of his life, and is thankful that
results were no worse. The bov's
clothing was almost torn off of him.
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Sckool Books.
Juat received at the Newsstand— j
Jhfegefable Preparation Por As
similating tteTood and Regula
ble tteStanachs and.Bowels of
Promotes Digestion,Cheerful
ness sod Hest.Con tains neither
Opium .Morphine nor Mineral.
Not Narcotic.
Mtif^oun-stMCBJnzKa
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AUJmnm »
AM^bJJfc- I
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b**n S+*d - I
QC$r*!!±
A perfect Remedy for Constipa
tion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea,
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
ness and LOSS OF SLE£B
—
Tac Simile Signature of
NEW YORK.
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EXACT C0»r OF WRAPPEB.
... .. - ■
LESLIE S ALEXANDER
Painting, Paperhanging
Ornamental Decorating
The Best of Material Used and all Work Guaranteed
Telephone 255.
Notice.
Having purchased the business, good
will, slock and book accounts of The
Forrest City Lumber Company. I de
sire to wind it up at once, and take
this method of informing ah persons
who are indebted to the said Compa
ny, and whose account.' are due and
pa>t due. that they must come f rward
and settle same at once, or their ac
count' will he placed in the hands of
■an attorney for collection.
Thanking each and every pair n of
the old Company for their lilieral pa
tronage. 1 wish to announce that 1
wi 1 c ntinue the business at my place
on Ilosser 'treet where I will keep a
complete stuck of lumber of a 1 kind',
si'h. doors, blinds, ec- . and '<.licit a
continuance of your patronage.
A gain thanking you. and i oping y .u
wiil give tlie matter of your account
with The Lumber Company prompt
attention. 1 remain.
Y >urs respectful!v.
IL W Fa'I.av.
Forrest City. Ark.. Aug 2’*, pxi?
Notice ol >alc ol I 111 poll II JgJ >toglv
Notice i' hereby given that 1 will
n Wedne'day, the 4th day i-: Sept
1l» tween legal hours, at the
1'ound. in 1 irrest City. Arkansas.
' h and sei t . t he high* 't ai d
ix.-st bidder for cash, tin f.. ow
ing described animal, which l,;t'
been in my charge during the ; . .
limit of tie time prescribed by ,uw.
I•eseription of animal:
< >ne Bull. about a vear and a half
old: pale red. with a little bundle >u
side', white hack: n<i marks nor brand'.
< >wneis f any <>r all <>f the abo\e
descriiied ,'tock may claim same hv
paying 'lie impounding charges tothe
city marshal on or ixtfore the date of
sale.
At the pound on the I*. Mavis place.
•I M 1 to is i fit v Marsi a
Wr DON'T BE '%)
CONSTIPATED^
E'. trvone knows when he is constipated, and every
r >u. : know the risk he is running when he fails
to promptly correct it.
PRICKLY ASH BITTERS
I> a Bowel Tonic and Regulator.
it empties the bowels just as thoroughly as the harsh,
jr .p.ng cathartics and does it mildly, comfortable, pleas
ant.y. .Moreover, it leaves a beneficial influence behind it
because the bowels remain healthy and regular thus there
is no return to constipated conditions.
Oft the denuine with the Figure "V in ReJ on Front Label.
Sold by Druggists. Price $1.00 per bottle. ™
J. T. SANDERS, Special Agent.
DO YOU WONT I
NICE HOME?'
LOOK AT THIS
i me Six-K*>om M dern ('••ttage
with Two-Room Basement, cb- j
tern. mt-houses. and large *t.
garden, etc., and a nice lot. 5ox
ha* feet, which is large enough
for another house. 11 use rents
for * 1 *>i* |> r annum.
This is a bargain, as it is easily
w rtii s'J.xmi Located on st reet
west of I ron Mountain and north
of and adjoining the Rock Is.and
iabroad.
PRICE. $15.00.
JAMES I. HAWk7
THE REAL ESTATE MAN
Forrest City. Ark.
The weather continues very warm