The Forrest City times. [volume], November 08, 1907, Image 8

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7 Specials 7
Mrs. Warshavsky’s Cut Price
Special Values for 15 Days.
Special No. 1.
Ladies' Kersey and Broadcloth Coats,
in black, tan and brown, full Winch
length: satin-lined and braided:
value $15.00. Special sale (TQ QO
price, only....*.. 4^ /./O
* Special No. 2.
Children's and Misses' Lon* Coats, in
Kersey and Fancy Mixtures; A Q Q
value $*.00. Special, only. l./O
Special No. 1).
Ladies’ Broadcloth and Ser^e Suits,
handsomely tailored and satin-lined:
all sizes, in all the new autumn
shades; •. t ie $20.00 . 4 ^ a q
Spec:a sale price nlj 1*3. xO
Another line that w.-re $15, H C A
going at. / .D\J
Special No T
Ladles' Mercerized and Soisette
Waists, In white, pink, blue and
black, open front or (jack: nlcelv
• red; value «C2.50 1 O C
Special sale price, only. 1,^ j
Special No. 5.
Ladies' and Misses' Trimmed Hats,
in velvets and felts, in the new stvle>
and colors; value 17.00. O A O
Special sale price, only.. *J.TlO
Special No. b.
I‘on t overlook our jrreat sale of plaid
silks for waists, etc.; prettiest stvles
of the season. In <k and tl.no KAn
values. \ out choice, a yard uUl/
Job Lot of 500 pair of Shoes. KAr
GoiMR at. JUt
Special No. 7.
A bi(j lot of Men's. Youths' and
Children '> Clothing at Sp> iai Sale
prices, and everything else in pr (K>r
tion.
Come Earlv and Avoid the Rush.
MRS. WARSHAVSKY.
a secret of old
i ~ . v Feedth. U^se
SALLARD’S
MSs^HOUND
SYRUP
A ■<} ye a Trill h.vo hcajth.
< l 1 c i j should I" i;ii-n of
■; I) ;• 1 !j and Ballard's
Horehound Syrup v ill cure
VGA COLDS. CROCP,
HVONCMITiS AND ALL
K L1‘ON ARY DJSLASliS.
IDs. H. McNeil, Salt
T,a Ci ; , Utah, writes: l'I
in eigh y yarn old anfl I
thank Horehound Syrup for
ua'Hner email me of coughs
• ul irtauu other like diseases.”
lT : cc Sizes 22 c, 50c and 1.00.
* iarfj Snow Liniment Co.
31. LCL'iS, MO.,
. St iY.r -iMsam
Y> \ n<» ,>i ')lr;-,te,tde<f by
J. T. SANDERS.
Antler.
To whom it may concern:
This will Introduce Dr. Melvin 1
Dryer, who will locate in your city.
Dr. Dryer has had Jo years experience
and i' a u A dentist Any courtesies
shown him will lie appreciated.
Y ry truly, 1 i A. Lost).
MM \ I. MHH > I) V.
A1, I* 'i :• -' pfj. ,t • ' 1 c'.a—ic
Iko»s o wit i !, m r -..-t rceeiv «i
at Ni vv-,-iand.
Our i iii" • f W; I; - ; i . y,■„ r
is larger at i i ; ter than ev, :. A-k
to see then at c <• New—1 and.
Hog- are v. :> -.-are" i„ nd- e nay
this fail, ami t defiers ai - iinoin - it a
hard .t itt« r to -apply t heir nerds
witii hone gr wn porker- It occurs '
tile writt I th .t more hogs ought to
l>e riii-t ti m 1 111- eounty. especially in
t he l - ! i-, a l i t i i- pa'iu i f
and the> can U' raised almost without
cost, and - >id at a much hetter price
than in former years when they were
more plent iful.
'Ye haven't room to display our big
stock of new things. If you don't see
what you want, a.-k for it. We’ve
got it at the Newsstand.
We now have all the school hooks
at the Newsstand that we have had
calls for lately, .lust received a hun
dred dollars worth from Chicage.
For all dainty breakfast foods, fresh
hominy, grits, beans, pancake Hour,
molasses and lirst class groceries of all
kinds, just call un W. K Kirby,
phone No. 1><4. and he will supply
your wants promptly and at Uv-t
prices. Having recently closed out
his dry goods stock, he is devoting his
entire attention to tlie grocery busi
ness, and is keeping an up-to-date line
with new and fresh arrivals weekly.
Don't you need a Dictionary? \Ve
have them from 2f>c to $11.00 each at
the Newsstand. “A dandy" for 0.x;.
lluckletierry Finn. Tom Sawyer,
The Teddy Hears, the New Teddy
Hook, and ail tlie latest novelties in
books just received at t lie New stand.
-«■» •
I.1M.I MIX. roll!
Withstood Other Treatment, hut
Ouickly Cured by Chamberlain's
Cough Kerned).
“Last winter I caught a very se
vere cold which ling, red for weeks,"
s,iy — J. I rqhait, of Zephyr, Ontario.
•“My cough was very dry and harsh.
The local dea . r recommended Cham-'
beriain's Cough Kemedy and guar&n- !
teed it, -o i gave it a trial. One small
bottjo of it cur, dine. 1 believe Chani
's Cough Remedy to he t lie liest
1’his remedy is for sale
_riders.
Waxt.i|i*-rv ail si/— and eo'.ors, Jap
anese lanterns, napkins, pai>er lunch
sets, masks, false fa<•.•«.. wigs.- musta-.
chios. .Vo just received at the News
stand.
Fuss*' i-Graham- A Iderson Com pan y
arc receiving tlie biggest stock oft
shoes ev.-r brought to Forrest City.
Besides the large stock from former
invoices, they got m 1TJ cases this
week, consisting of the celebrated
Hamilton-Brown. Butterihofer and
\\ ,11. i; • - 'I i iey have si ■ es ]
lit any t d. and at prices to make
vour pocket l>onk smibu C.lve tl»em a
•all and look over their new arrivals ■
in this departnient.
A lirlialih' Kenieily for f roup,
Mrs s Bosiiitiial, of Turner. Michi
gan. sa> s "Wo have Used ihaillirel
iain's ( 'Ugh .Meui ire l r ourselves
and children fur several yeais and like 5
it very much 1 think"it is the only :
'
>mrn< nd it." For sale bv J T ' i
iers.
Tiie merchants of Forrest < itv have .
replenished their stocks, and are car
rying the biggest and 1 iest lines ever
irought to tins city. They are mak
ing all kinds of inducement for your
rade. and the sharp competition, as
well as a general inclination to make
dig sales rather than huge protits,
keeps the prices down to bed rock.
Bring your cotton here, get the top
price, and take advantage of their
bargain offerings.
Baby Books. Wedding Books, "Wed
ding Beils. ' and all the latest, biggest
sellers in copyrights just received at
the Newsstand. Any one of them will
make a most appropriate wedding,
birthday, or other kind of present.
Please cal' and see them.
t (.nod Liniment.
When '> u need a good reliable lini
ment tr> Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
It lias no superior lor sprains and
swellings. A piece of tlaiinei slighth
i dampened with Pain Balm is superior
I to a plaster tor lame track or pains in
I the side or chest, it also relieves
rheumatic pains and makes sleep and
rest possible. For sale bv .1 T. San
jders.
Sc- 'Iks,' Teddy Heats at the N’rws
'stand Tiny have voice. anil consid
ering tality, are mark'd way down
Tl. '•> terra c 'ta Iniliat busts at
t tin- New sst and ar e works ut art which
any lmu-cki'ep'r would !•• glad t>,
havi for the adornment r<f her home.
1 . y are n . ;
Tlmse Waste Husk, ts at the News
stand are g • i I i li ,e f. it caios. ! 'olid
»•>;; it' e l til . AI■■■ t her big d re < i v
1 ed M ! ■ i >,
M1. and Mis. .1 j; s u.d.-rs LI
U II l a* a . t • is t in and \], s
11eo. Koh ..-k and \Y hite
Haynes, attend, ! the meeting of the
Stale baptist \ ss... j.,<; uT ];. nt ,n
. Friday Saturday, <utidavai d Monday,
i and sneak earnest iyin their praise of
the hospitalities extended them hy
: by tlie good people of Hi nton. They
jail returned home Tuesday. Miss
i Lucy Sanders, now in school at \r
kadeiphia. joined the party at Kenton.
V pprntlicil is
is due in a large measure to abuse of
tlie bowels, by employing drastic pur
gatives. To avoid all danger, use
only 1'r King’s New Life rills, the
safe, gentle cleansers and in vigorators.
(Guaranteed to cure headache, bilious
ness, malaria and jaundice. At drug
stores. 2oc.
Dr. John T. Harbee, of Jackson, i
Tennessee, arrived in the city last !
Sunday accompanied by bis tine point
er dog, to spend a week or ten days in
hunting and fishing. He is an enthu-,
siastic member of t lie Tennesaw Club,
recently organized and acquiring
gr inds on the banks of Old River,
and is being shown many courtesies by
tiie local members. The doctor is
idgidy pleased with the prospects for
a splendid resort down there, and is
enjoying his visit thoroughly.
A Cure for Constipation and Piles
I)iseo»ereJ at I.ast.
Oarlstedt’s German Liver Powder
removes the cause and cures every
case.
Never a failure reported Try It.
Guaranteed to cure. J'rice J.c. A free
sample at ,1. T. Sanders ]>rugSn n
♦
Teddy Bears are the most inter™,
it;, plavthings that you can i uy for a
little tot. Our baby loves hers letter
than anything she has ever had. I; i\
one at the Newsstand.
Beautiful line of dolls from 1c up t
J5c—sleeping beauties. Indians. Ilski
mos. Brownies. &e. Bwful cute dolls
for the money at t lie New stand.
Mr L. B. Jones, the genial and
rapable manager of the Graham farm
below Madison, was in town on busi
ness Wednesday He informed a
Times man that it is his intention to
<o into business at Madison about the
Bret of the year, with Ms too, Mr
Riley Jones, who recently bought out
Mr. T. S. Thorn, at that place. Riley
is doing a tine business, ami we wish
them continued success. Mr. Thorn
ha.s been quite sics for several weeks,
but wv are glad to learn that he is
improving.
Its Dangerous
to neglect a cold. The results are too
often very serious. Bronchitis, pleu
risy. pneumonia and consumption are
frequently the consequence". Upon
the appearance of a cold, sore throat
>rchest, use Simmons'Cough Syrup.
It soothes the irritation, loosens the
phlegmand promptly cures you.
Buy a copy of Tom Saw yer. Huckle
berry Finn. Cncle Remus, Teddy
Bears or other excellent books for
roung folks just received at the News
stand.
Girls, we have all of Mrs Mead's
xoks: all of Miss Alcott's books and
.cores of the prettiest and l»-st i»M>k'
by other popular authors. They just
*rrived at the Newsstand.
Mr. and Mrs. Peyton T Soot*, of
Wynne, came down on Wednesday of
last week on a visit to mother and
■ther relatives and a host of friend',
all of whom were delighted t greet
them. Thev came down again Sun
lay. that being their s-eoud wedding
inniversary. and enjoyed a tine tur
key dinner in honor of the occasion.
Mrs. Ferguson's mother. Mrs. Thomp
son, of near Haynes, was also present.
Kverytiling gr«Ml to eat that the heart
toui'i wish was dainti y prepared un
ler the supervision of "Miss Kate."
ind the occasion wa> one of genuine
pleasure to the whole family.
\ wignifiiaiit Prayer.
"May tiie Lord heip you make
[iuckien's A rnma Salve known to all.”
■'rites .1. ir. Jenkins, of Chapel Hill.
Sort Cat ina **lt , uickly took the
ain out of a felon for me arid e ;red
t in a wonderfully short tune." H-st
m earth for sores, burns and wounds.
.’Ac at drug stores.
W- ],a\e a big new stock of ink
stands. paperweights, paper knivi->.
•u'.ers. in k marks, shopping lists.
‘♦■ii i • ode is, pens, pencils of ah kii -is
Uid prices, inks. ■ it>i.»rv paste, mucii
ige. erasers.ruhlter hands and all kinds
>1 desk furnishings and necessities at
he Newsstand.
score cards, programme pencils
vitti or without tassels, playing cards,
i rail. Mrs. \\ iggs. Finch . Block,
dierlock Holmes, Pit and gito other
nipular games just received at the
Newsstand. 1 f yon want -une of ti.e
iew games, call and let us show then;
:u you. We also have the Ouija and
Planchettc Boards that are so popu
ar everywhere.
All tlu* Peck's Bad Boy tx>oks. all of
Hugh McHughs' lat<>t b«*>ks "Beat
It." "Skiddoo." and "Bet Next.” just
received at the New-stand.
The stringency of the money market
cuts no figure with the good citizens
of Eden. They have instituted apian
w hereby currency enough is put in cir
culation to meet tie* wants of all the
good angels of Eden. A pumpkin is
placed on exhibition at one of the
stores in Widener. and 10 cents is
charged for a guess as to the number
of seed it contains, the nearest to the
number taking the pile. The pump
kin is cut every Saturday night, and
a barrel of money i- thus put in cir
culation. It is said that Col. Sweet,
the Napoleon of finance, isthe origin
ator of this novel scheme of intlat ing
the eirculati >n.
Billiousm s* ami Constipation,
For \ears I was troubled with bil
iousness and constipation, Nvhieh made
life miserable for me. Mvapp tite
failed me. 1 lost my usual force and
n it a 1 it y. Pop-in preparations and ca
thartics only made matters worse. J
do n<>t know where 1 should have been
tola> had I n.u ? ri< i ( hamlx-H un s
>1' o:i ! amt l.,Nt r T.ibiets. The lab
els relieve the l, l-f.-e! ing at one,..
str.-iigtl.en the digest-lNe functions,
helping the sNstem to d<• it- w rk
li i'- :ra In Miss B..- if -tl-. 11 j r -. j, .
bat . A ib-u, , Tl.* - tab.-ts are f..i
.-ale by .1. T -and, ..
P- vs, we 1 are tel the lb-t ty u- .k
at Hbc: all of the < 1 ivt-i t iptic- at "V\
ail the Alger lxx#ks at Hie at..1 7.*,c.
and scores >.f others ti numerous to
mention at till prices.
Nearly a thousand d > ars w Hi. of
holitlay goods, >el, and oil ice sup
plies. stationery. Ixioks and novelties
arrived at the New.-stand Tuesday,
and are iionv being marked and placed
on sale. Don't fail to see this great
array of useful and beautiful articles.
It includes books, games, bric-a-brac,
vases, baskets, wall packets, albums
of all kinds, papeteries. masks, .lap
lanterns. Christmas cards, calendars,
and hundreds of article- too numerous
to mention.
Post card Alhums, Photograph and
Autograph Albums. A great varietv.
AH pretty and useful, at the News
stand.
Your table and pantry niav !>•• sup
plied w ith everything you require in
the way of fresh and t.-.tbs..me ed
ibles from W. E. Kirin's Grocery.
Phone 1*4 He carries a comjilete iiiie
of canned meats, vegetables and
fruits, fresh breakfast fo bs, kraut,
pickles.mackerel.macaroni and cheese
and all staple goods. If you haven't
heretofore been trading with Kirby,
give him a trial. Prompt serve-.' aii i
bottom prices always prevai
Danger in Kidney Disease.
Pains in the back, and too p, uent
desireto urinateindicatestl at brigi t
I *isease. dropsy or diabetes, the f re
runner of death, is appr ac t
ward off and cure thesedat .• r ,s ffjs
cases there is nothing in p >.*;■ e
ratige of materia medica tl .it . ,a s
Dr. Nott s Me. n Send t
Kidney and bladder bem.dv. it i
nature's remedy, skillfu. y ; ret ared
by chemists of experience, o wi!
,'ure often after the lot physi.-ian's
nave failed. Druggists wi >'. i j*
Yie and *1 iter bottle. Aeo . t n . -ub
ffitute wliere liealth and bfe are a'
'take.
When you want a reai >rood bottle
f :i iId. pleasant whisky for sickness
• fa Tilly us*- of any kind, or just reg
ular ■ Id common drinking by yourself
r with somebody, you can't tfet any
letter whisky for the money tnan tliat
fan ous old tried and true < imberland
Hye. It has stood ti:e test for twenty
rive years to my certain knowledge,
and is sold exclusively by Mallory &
Koyif.
lion. T. O. Fitzpatrick, postmaster
of Forrest City, wlio Isas lieen taking
a short vacation, whicli he spent in
the Fast, taking in the Jimtown Fair
and ail the threat si^iits. returned home
Wednesday noon, tired, yet greatly
refreshed. He had a most interesting
visit, and lias much to recount in Ids
own inimitable way, which his friends
will be pleased to hear, when he >;ets
rested up.
Mrs. Kneier the photographer, who
has been occupying the Moose ga’lerv
for several months, has gone to
greener fields. Mrs. Kneier is a
-plpndid artist, as her w rk proves,
and a most estimable woman. We
regret that the patronage does not
justify her to remain here perma
nently. But perl aps she "ill ret urn
here later, and she and her husband
make this their permanent home.
Mr. S. B is pi
the l*e-t all-round printer in thN sec
tion of the country. ha> returned to
' his first love, ami i- again holding j
I down the job and ad cases on The j
! Times after a si rt vacati <n sps-nt in .
; the office nf nur esteemed. We art
glad to have Burke with u> again,
j and lie will B glad T -ee and serve
| his old friends in his uid p -sition to
the best of his ability. If y :t want ,
i first-class printing of any kind give
i be Times a call.
Just received IT.; c ,-> — of the sea- i
; son's swellest . fieri ngs in all kinds o!
shoes fi.r bo's and gins, men and j
women, in al lasts, and at pom; ur;
j prices. This immense invoice of
! shoes o-an prises the •• • brand Ham
ilton-Brown. I nitteiilmfer and Wok
< >ver Shoes, and rim-t be seen t B
appreciated. In style, p.a ity ami
workmanship then an- i•<a:- rn-r
at the price, and many arc n> *
good that Cost tnori . ( a and s-«- :r
immense stuck. Fuss, h-i Iratuui.-A
liersan Com puny.
< ’itizeiis w ho arc in ; i .hit :* j
ing abroad for B -k- nd < oris* a,as
Presents, are re-pt' ’i . . jjjviti i n
wait and sc- the i .ign:* ■ ;,t a
stock wliicli w ii; - . i, : *• . a, t_-\i ii ii . n
at the Newsstand. W • i. , v ■ ; •
i d the largest hi.. i f 1 •' • 'ks i■: 11, :
tor this season’' trade that ha- ever
been brought to ti.is .-ity. and we t.-c!
certain that we can pleas*1 yon m
title, binning and price. This large
stock will contain U suitan.e b*r '
any meruljer of aii\ man's tamtiy. >n
them before you buy elsewhere.
It is remarkable hew few accidents
occur in the neighborhood among
bird shooters. Neariy every boy
alrove the age of ten y • ur- owns a gun.
and many of them think to shoot is
what a gun is made for, and it is im
material in what direction or at what
object tlie gun is pointed. Already
this fall at Ingram s I’mid a hog and
several game chickens have been kill
ed. and tlie first of the week the\
cupped the ciitnax by driving the
cotton pickers from the tield ami the
I owners are compelled to post the
place against ali cornels.
Mr. and Mr- S. B ( nrad have a
I most remarkable hen. In fact this
I pullet beat s any chicken we e\ er heard
j of itt her accomplishments. This par
1 ticularly smart in n was born last
April, so that sic is now hut six
mouths old. It seems that a short
time ago she hid away a nest,in which
she deposited thirteen eggs, and on
Wednesday I last week, she came till
proudly leading eleven chickens, all
d ing a. . A mother of i ieven babn -
at -ix n nt s (•..!. i- a lit tie ahead of
anything' that bis ever come under
oui i dice, and is .■. < ge acc
plishpien!. i veil i r a j oil let.
Have you seen that wonderful in
| vent ion which is being demonstrated
and -■ <1 at M , > v ,X 1 dridg.-'s ham
*i.-dr.iigi ,x . esse May.• neiiti n
'of which wa- made in t iese columns
;ist week v H i -. you arc missing a
g’O'd thing. It is a -w ii. Je-tr> <■
winch, by simpiy pul h* a i .pc, m
-tant.y ueUfi , - U , .... • ,m , , ,
1 buggy or wagon thus setting him
I bn e t ’ do a> tie pleases, without in*
1 jin > t the occup mis ..| t lie vehicle,
and -li nd !»• in use by every family
in tin- ci-unty. W it I. t ds device, t he
; women and chi-dren are perfect ;y
safe behind m -t any kind of a horse.
I la-cause whenever he becomes un
manageable. ad that is neecssarv to
do is t o pull the st ring, and t lie an i
. mal is instantly detached, and the
j occupant s are safe. The price is very
i remarkable for such a valuable device.
M all and see it in practical operation.
1 he full season is being ushered in
at Madame K Boyles' millinerv em
porium with a most beautiful and at
tractive line of the very latest crea
tions in correct millinery. si,e jias
received and is receiving a perfect v
lovely line of hats of all kinds, from
which she can undoubtedly suit v ir
taste, and supply your wants in head
wear. She also has the new odd c -
ors in ribbons, as well as all of tie
many staple colors. Her lines of laces
and embroideries embrace all >f the
prettiest patterns to be bad in the
markets, and she has dress trimmings
of all kinds to match any fabric or
suit any taste. Mrs. Bovle is tic old
reliable milliner. She has made \ ur
hats so many times that siie knows
just what you like and what you
want, and her prices are verv reason
able. She invites the ladies t' give
her a call and look over her stock
whether they buy or not.
A Hard Debt to l»a\
"1 owe a debt of gratit ude that can
never be paid off," writes (i. >. < ,,l
"t West field. Iowa, "for mv rc-cue
from death by Hr. King'.- New- j)js.
cowry. Both lungs were s -,.r|,.,ls x
affecti d that death seem- d imminent
wi.en 1 commenced taking \, «- iq-!
cowry. The ominous dry. hacking
cough quit before the lirst Hgt.e was
used, and two more bottles jjiadi
a complete cure." Nothing has V\.\
i \ • w Disc
c ds nd all throat and ,‘
plaints Guaranteed hy all drum-j-t
uOe and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
I
Cure Your
Dandruff
Why? Because it is annoying,
untidy. And mostly, because
it almost invariably leads to
baldness. Cure it, and save
your hair. Get more, too, at
the same time. All easily done
with Ayer’s Hair Vigor, new
improved formula. Stop this
formation of dandruff!
Doe.i not change the color of_the_hair1__
uU with Mck bottl«
Show It to jour
doctor
Aik h m about It,
thoa do ao he mja
The new Aver’* Hair Vigor will certainly
do this work, because, first of all, it de
stroys the germs which are the original j
cause of dandruff. Having given this aid,
nature completes the cure. The scalp is
restored to a perfectly healthy condition
-by th» «. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, U»*»
NEW MORPHINE CURE.
Hr. .laiin-s Cain rites an Interesting
Letter, telling How lie Viast tired.
The follow ing fetter from Mr. James ;
t’ai:-. Adams Station. Mix., telling of i
the new cure for the Morphine. Lauda-i
nun. arid <>piuin habit. N published i
turtle he netit of t i ■ se who .1 re addic- j
ted and ul >> are seeding a cure.
Mr. lain >a\>: “I used morphine}
f r utteeii years, and during that time;
I tried a large number of treatments. J
which p uved to ne vvurtbless. i na
■ •'•mpiete v tiisc.-i.rag* d. atm did not !
believe there was any Ik pe 1 r me. for!
1 v\ is •> years u.d and in very lei ble i
"1 lu ard uf that new discovery or!
cure c.;..t d Matdne. and WMte ti the
:: a: .m.-t iirer> about 11. and told tti-m
■ ■f :i:'. I -- -ondiliun. d hev vviute
me a i Mud me t ■ t, \ Matiitie. A t'ter j
cie u. et.urt 1...!' cured. >■> | 1
-1:1 .f Manila- frum l n< Maninc;
Me-ii 'tie C imnativ■. 41.; \ > i c...np. I
• -1 a\i: . M. L' Mix-mri. and ;
instructions, -a hieii I f< nd ware
Yen sin ■ le and *"l-1 lu tu- A. 1 }
silenced taking Manine the third uu>
: .lanoutv uf tl is v ;r. at. : at that |
time 1 wai. using at. ,t Id grains . ; ’
morphine a a\. mu to my surprise;
at d delight ! - m 1 :i d t! it a! last 1
had fuund an hum-st remedy, fur I be-'
can 10 improve liineinn atm strength
at once, and was completely cured in)
a surprisingly short tune.
I have not taken any morphine or!
Manine or medicine of any kind now
for a long time, and have no desire for
it whatever, and my family physician
says it is the most wonderful cure he
has ever seen. ! am a farmer, and am
so much improved in hea th that i am
now able to follow my occupation.
•'1 w ant others to know of this great ;
remedy or medicine called M mine, for I
it cured me. and 1 know from expert-1
ence that it is an honest remedy."
There are a large nurnlier of’treat-!
mehts and so-called cures lieing ad-!
vert Ned. hut they are only substitutes, i
a-' they contain morphine, opium, co
caine or coca leaves and other injuri
ous habit-forming drugs, and such'
treatments never cure. This new dis
covery. Manine. is not a sulotitute,
but is an lemest remedy and a cure:
it is guaranteed under the National
I’u-e Food and I>rugs Law. and dc-s
not contain any morphine, opium, co
'uine. coca leaves or any other injuri
- habit-: : : ii:gdrug. Manine is tiie
•ittv remedy . r medicine in tie whole
wide world to-day tliat positively will,
eiMe the drug habit disease.
II se w i o use m< rpliine, luu iatium
r "tdum .should write to t b« Manine
Medicine ( mpany. 41; V rib ( '..mp
t' n a vet . s; | ]js. Miss tri, at
■nee. and they wi.' gladly semi full jn.
’ c mitiu ah this great discovert',
and will toll you h< w to m ' c ip d at
•;"il;e w 111 u ,.t any si.-kn. ss r pain or
detent ion t i m business.
N utice.
11 .\ .n_ pi.o- ,i - d t 1 ,e -in ..., ,j
wi . stock and b k -counts oi The
1 rro.t ( ity i.amber < lopativ. 1 de
-tie to wind it up at once, and take
tins method ot informing all persons
Woo are indebt, d t the said <\,i„pa
ny. and wp. ., accounts are due and
p,i't d i ,e, 11 .at they : i. ust eume fo r w a rd
atid settle same at once, or their ac
c nits will be placed in the hands'of
aii attorney for collection.
1 hanking eacli and everv patron of
the old Company for their liberal pa
tronage. 1 wish to announce that I
^lii continue the business at mv place
oil Rosser Street, where 1 will keep a
complete stock of lumber of all kinds
sa.sh. doors, blinds, etc., and solicit a
continuance of your patronage.
Again thanking you, and hoping vou
w|)’ krJ'.e the matter of your account
wuh J lie Lumber Company prompt
attention. 1 remain,
Yours respectfully,
,, „ ,, H. W. Paslay.
rorrest City. Ark.. Aug. 29, 1907.
Notice.
To whom it may concern:
This will introduce I>r. Melvin J.
Dryer, who will locate in your city.
I ’r. Dner has had 20 years experience
aiio a good dentist. Any courtesies
si iwn : im will he appreciated %
Very truly. K. A. Long.
Taken ( pj
< >ne Black Mare Mule, about three
years old. about 124 hands high, un
broken. Been at our place since
August. Owner can have same by
Pr‘ vittg property and paying all char
k't,s s T. Mi Daniel,
McDaniel, Ark.
-♦ «■
Lor sab-.
on tit it* .lack, six years old: first
'• ass m every particular. \\ ith guar
antee as represented. Apply to
h P. Fite. Byhalia, Miss.
The I
JUSTRIteI
Corset I
is just right in style, quality, 1
fit and form, in long, short I
and medium waists, an^l
sold exclusively in Forresftl
City by
The J.W.Beck Compaoj
f— ---. 1
Prices from $1 to $2.
Once Worn Always in Favor
IteniemU r t he Place,
I he J. \\. lu ck Company
Cn the < ■ !, r a < : Square.
1 ThePl&ntbehindrheSuif L'
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sfcs* ctt I
t /^L' o u i s> .J_- 3 =: I
TAKE A WALK
down the principal streets and h'1",1.
vards of the largest cities and to -
see the l*>st dressed men wearing
same suit. etTects we are display ms ,
Fall. They're the latest out anu
they're tailored by the >ch»al■ '
Louis in their most modern tai*v- *
p:aut in America. If you want
latest style backed by permanent coi^
struction, get your clothes here
show a full range of Schwab t h
from $10 to 82a. .
n ssK 1.1 Ai m IIs"''
Forrest t it J. f>'k»