The Forrest City times. [volume], February 05, 1909, Image 6

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Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Sospect it.
How To Find Ont.
Fill a bottle or common glass with > oar
water and let it stand twentv-four boars,
a r>nck dust sedi
ment, or settling,
stringy or milky
appearance often
indicates an un
healthy condi
tion ot' the kid
neys; too fre
quent desire to
pass it or pain in
the back are al*o symptoms that tell you
the kidneys and bladder are out of order
and need attention.
What To Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulfills almost every wish in correcting
rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys,
liver, bladder and every part of theurmary
passage. Corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following nse of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
through the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
immediate effect of 5wamp-ltoot is
sta n realized. It stands the highest be
cause of its remarkable
health restoring prop
erties. If you need a
medicine you should
have the best. Sold by
di fi fly-cent
and one-dollar sizes.
i ou may have a sample bottle sent free
by mail. Address Dr. Ktlmer&Co., Bing
hamton, N V Mention this paper and
rememberth.- name. Dr Kilmer's Swamp
and the a 'dress, Binghamton,
N. Y„ on every bottle.
I*au "In a Mill Pul I |> Ni w stark.
Mr. Jiuu Shea. >f the Dan Shea
I’., i t M irk', f Memphis, was in the I
tit > Saturday, having come over to
bid on put ting up the smokestack at
the light p ant. Mr hr . ks. of the j
Southern Kngine »N lk>iier Works, of I
•la’k'. r,, Tennessee. was .oer >*n Mon !
day f r th»- -an;e purj* -e. The stack j
which is intended to he put up will
le one of Uit* largest if n >t the iarg- |
»-• in lie e;fy. It will be bo feet ,
big! H inches In diameter, and will
'¥t >n t .rick foundation otT to one j
side of the boilers. with a smoke box
connecting it with Use tire box. Iri
the * ill .1. the p;ant is r..lining
with tne te up nry -t u*k which was
: igge<| t.* Kridav. Mr. Shea was
• -ver again Wednesday, was given the
contract to p t up the new stuck and
win probab > i*'gin work on it next
week.
"••Idler (talk** Heath Plot.
It se. tneil to J. A Stole , a Civil war
veteran, of Kemp, Texas, tliat a plot'
exist.d between a deM>erate lung
Unu lie and the grave to cause his
death. “I contracted a stubborn
Cold. he writes, ‘'that developed a
cough that stu. k to me. in -pite of al!
remedies, for years. My weight ran
flown to IV pounds. Then 1 began to
use I*r King s New IMso.ivery. which
restored mj health completely. I now
weigh IT* poinds y ,,r severe colds,
oiMtinafe coughs hemorrhages, asth
ma and to prevent pneumonia its un
rivalled. Sue and *1 Trial Dottle
free Guaranteed by all druggists.
the l«h 1o ti«it llol) I,mil.
Mr At*- A*!, of 11 it- I'eari t ufe. i>
making preparations to take a trip
!*ck to Ills noth*- country Syria
Air r»i* i> • -..li. f; i New Y >rk
o or at* ut March 1. g jug from tin-re
to Havre. France thence overland
via I'arh a.-r-" Fran t-- Mar
>* i. o f It* i*an ■»>. f j. Meiiili-r
ran- a1. i. t - I • \ r ’ i n : Oe i- ,i't
of Syria fr n a| cl* it is a si rt dis
tance in ami t-> tits Imrt.. In making
tie- M|tn • -. . ' i i S| | . . i11-s
steam* r ail pr- ’ a!> y pas- through
tla Smuts * Mi-".it > ml wifi n
sight of ti* city -f Messina. a lie re so
mat y ih- • a* r -s* m t ,• awful
farflHjaak- and ti la bhi- disaster a
ft a a. - ,.s ag Ti.i- a I ; I*• Alie'>
* rst trip I, > ii* sirit'i- | rami- to
Art.eri a t • ven veers ago lie mk>
foraard t i peasant rip m-i we
h J* that i i* antli'ipati- I|» :i,ay lie
realised W .lie there he wi travel
risi-leratne • ver tl- I - viand. and
at i visit .larosa mo ar.d tier hoteil
Mlfiiral clth-s |> s* of all all; »«•*•
hh aired parents a I n he lias not
seen for so long a tine
>a»t Imii t lij Hmiin^ t liamti. i l.un’s
t iMiirli I tenuity.
You all' pay jus: as iii h f >r a
l«>ttle of Chamberlains lough Uem
edy as f,.r any >t tie 'her - mi'll
medicines, hut you save in trey In buy
ing It. The 'avion is ui vvhat you
net not what v«»u pay Ti e sur*’-h
eure-y -luaiity la in every bottU t
thi* remedy. and yot net good results
ate ti v u take It. Neglected Colds
••fteii develop serious Conditions, and
when you buy a cough medicine you
aantto Ite s jre y ou are gett mg one
that a|Ii cure your void t'hamU r
aln - though Keiiedy aiwavs cures
Price and tine a !> 11It- For saa
by J. T. San iff'.
**an Ul«nin I •itilcitl.
Tb* offering Friday, February at
the opera house will be the hi^ unu>i
cal round up, "San Antonio." tlie
same production that ha» been play
Ingall the larger cl tie*. The company
is headed by iVrce U. Benton, and
carries all their own special scenery
and electrical effects The scenes of
tlie play are laid along tlie borders of
Old Mexico, showing tlie fatuous Old
Alamo in tlie fourth act During t In
action of tlie play ten big song hits
will be,tntroduced by the Broncho
Ballet and the Alamo Girls. Prices,
3Se, 50c and 75c.
I
Tim*-* Hi}* >»-w
Ms* Inner* and Type.
Mr Hi, rv Jennmg*. f Lltte
' Flock, representative in tid* territory.
; f the St. Louis Printers Sapp . <'o*u
pany. wu in ti e city Tuesday. ta.k
I ing print shop machinery and sup
plies to ye editors, lit-1<« k an ord* r
for a new 'ili jot) pres-. a paper
cutter, and a nice M of yob type
j labor saviriir brass r )!e. etc , for Tb*
I Times office, which will l*> added f
lour already up-to-date and well
equipped outfit, and give us m< re and
ijefter facilities for turning out the
neatest, brightest and prettb-st speci
mens of commercial printing on short
notice. \N e want to do your printing,
and will guarantee you good work at
reasonable prices. Come and see
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LAUNDRY NOTICE.
T<> the good people of Forrest City .
I desire tn notify one and all that
I am in the laundry business for my
self only, and will give all my best
and most courteous attention, tlie
same as I have tried to do in the past.
Thanking all for a hearty support.
I beg to remain y<> ;rs truly.
ROBT L SroTT.
I.ook Out Boy*.
Boys, it is a violation of the city j
ordinances to shoot any kind of tire
arms, sling 'hot, etc., within the city
limits, and against the state law to
kill any kind ot songbirds or rob their
nests of eggs or young, t^uife a num- i
tier of boys are guilty of violat ing one j
or the ot tier of these laws, and we
hope they will stop it before the offi
ce- r» are compelled to put them under
arrest and they are fined. It is a most
pernicious method of enjoying your
self. and if you persist in it. you will ;
have no one to blame but yourselves ■
and parents, and n ist suffer the con
sequences. We 'ay parents, l*ecause
w>■ ’ l.itf, it . \ .ir-ii?‘s 1 .ty t t• a. :
the boys better things and prohibit
them doing such mischief.
Many Sleepless Niirhts Owing In a
I'ersistent (migli. Belief
l mind al hast.
"For several w inters‘past my wife
has (na n troubled with a most per-!
sistehf ami disagreeable cough' which ;
invariably extended over a period of j
several weeks and caused rnanv sleep-'
less nights." writes Will ,J. llayner.!
editor' f the Burley. Colorado, Bulle-i
tin. "Various r- redies were tried
each year, with i. tieneticial results, i
In November la-t the cough again
put in an ap|>earance and my wife, j
acting on the suggest ion of a friend,
purchased a Ijottle of Chamljerlain's
Cough Remedy . The result was in
deed marvelous. After three doses
the cough entirely disappeared, and
has not manifested itself since." This
remedy is forsale by J. T Sanders.
STRAYED OR STOLEN
From >t. Francis if atoms. near N ty
j lot's Mill, on ■ Bay Mare Mule,
three years old, wire cut on right
knee, close to fifteen hands high,
branded ”L" on left shoulder, very
gentle. *h> reward will he paid for
the recovery of said mule, or for in
formation leading to her recovery.
MBS (). \Y. LAMBKBT.
l’hone lTu. Forrest City. Ark.
February loon.
Pointer* For kickers.
Perhaps the paper falls short of your
! idea >f a local newspaper. Perhaps
: the:, are many local items that you
! fail to see. that if yon were tunning
Th- paper you w.o.td see there Per
j haps when > >u don't find the notice!
. y< ,;r triends visiting y iu from a ,
distance, or you or some member of
• your family have gone, or returned ]
ir visiting, you are ready toe n-!
demn the paper. Perhaps there is a
111 1 'sing social event at your home, a
new heir is born, and the event fails j
t appear in tlie paper. JVrhapsyou
have painted your house. huilt a new ,
am. or a new sidewalk and the paper!
loes not mention it and you feei
i that v m are slighted. Perhapsyour!
s'n or daughter lias gone, away to
-Choi.; and 11it* paper never said a
w rd atmut it. Then perhaps you
"e n et the newsgather a dozen or 1
non times a day with some or all of
; these items under your hat. and you
i never give a hint, and perhaps, if he
■- • d you f a information you wouldn't
~n w a thing. Perhaps you are not
j aware f the tact that the ueWsg&th
v : i- not all-wise n*>r is he ouini- i
i present nor a mind reader. And per
haps after y u read tiiis you will go
of, dm.' as you i,av e done keep every -
I’httig away from the paper and t lien
ki> s at tlie paper. Perhaps this isn't
j meant for you.
Iliin't lit- Irritable.
\n irritated ^Wi11 makes an irri
jtahe person, and an irritable person
: „ at hers much trouble unit himself or
herself, a" the case mu be. Moral:
l >c II unts Cure, one box f which is
,ilr> dutely and unqualifiedly guaran
teed to cure any form of skin trouble.
Any kind uf itching known i- reliev
| ed at i nee and one box cures."
Mr Brookin Adkins.oi Liberty,Mo*
is in town amnntf Ids relatives amt
, triends Brookin formerly lived and
: married in tids city, but lias iieen ate
setit >o lon>; tiiat he is almost a stran
ger. lie is accompanied by Mr. \V. T.
George, of the same town, who is pay
ing his first visit to St. Francis c- uh
ty. lliey Ijoth left yesterday fora
tramp in the Garden of Eden Mr.
Adkins is as fat anti sleek as a New
York alderman, and show sthut he lias
prospered.
The secret of old
age If Health. U*se
BALLARD'S
HOREHOUND
SYRUP
And yon will have health.
Great earo should be tak< n of
on* a health and Ballard’s
More hound Syrup will cure
COl’flHS, COLDS. CROUP,
BRONCHITIS AND ALL
PULMONARY DISEASES.
Mrs. J. H. McNeil, Salt
Lake City, Utah, writes: ’T
am eighty years old and I
thank Horehound Syrup for
having cured me of coughs
colds and other like diseases.”
Three Sizes 25c, 50c and 1.00.
Ballard Snow Liniment Co.
ST. LOUIS, MO„
Sold and Recommended by
J. T. SA NDEItS.
Noth*** of TrmteC* -ale.
by i i fl\ < I •
<uted to Hi! I in t ru-t. a r« >nv «■'*>-is i«
>f the west half of flit* -rattle ast <|uarter of
m *t ion t vv ** i! T y-li - * 'J"» to* iislilp ( * imr? h. :
rangeone (l ) ea-t <•«»n taming eighty < " > a* r* - :
more or l**'*-. ; n I- r.ii1- • i a i lit V , \ f a '. '.i-' {
conveyance win made to -*-cur** an in- |
hOTedne-- therein d* *. r ■: *■•!. fra » a1 *|f» !•» l. j
Uollwnge. -aid tru-t ♦ I*<i !**in- of rentinJ in I
x-»k }s:\u*»* v.rj, of -aid < miy. an*!.
Whereas. it >a a - provided m -aid l»u-t deed
that ni t/a-e of the d* i';i of ! he ! runamed.
I:.* then acting sheriff • f st I r an«,:.s 1*01111! \
-hou Id act. and the-aid T* -:»* name' , t»*• iutr
dead. ami th** under-; gm-d ij. g * !.»• -h» 1 iff of
?*t I
Whereas, it wa- provided in said trust d* ed I
that uiam default in the oayue , f - * -aid in- ]
rlebtedne-- or any part thereof. th»* ! tm-te*. j
*h«»uld at the »a t|u* -t of the legai holder of t
-lid «lei»l. -< 11 said pr* *§»♦■ r!y to -at i-fy t be- ante • j
N<»w. t here fore ■ i* fault having S * < i triad*- in i
1he pay merit < >f -aid debt. and t he un-!» r-uui* <i
having l»**n nprimMed to-oil the a'*ove n*
- rilM-d r*-a! «-state lo pay the same notice i
hereby given that tit*- undersign d, wdlon
Saturday. Fcbnmy 11 '.m
at tin- *.ve-f d ..*»•< f • *• ••onrthou-*- in t .»*r»--t |
1’ity,-t. Francis c<unity. \rkan-a-. -eli at pub- j
lie outcry to the high*--! bidder for cash, the I
altov* descril*-d land. Title iielb-vt-d to he j
g<nxl, hut 1 vil only a- tni-t*-*- and a>-‘ing !
sheriff.
1-22 W. E \\ I•! : v m - r«
Two Merry I ramps.
Of "Two Merry Tramps" many
pleasinp things have been said by tha
critics, not only in the larger cities,
but iri tlit* niplit s' mds as well, dur-'
inp Hit* past >■ n where "Two
Merry Tramps" have been presented,
aUiut Wood \ M aid s production, the
play be in strictly a musical comedy
with three acts and a bevy of pretty
pirN. The title of the piece is some
what misleading, but it is only the
title, for from the rise to the fall of
the curtain it is just one ol the clean
est, jolliest and liveliest of comedies
that lias enlivened the musical field.
Never for an in>t nt do ' it brinp a
I lash, but instead brinps lauphter
tint is irrepressible. For the pa't
etpht seasons it has played to pa ;ke i
houses in the Middie West, and ap
p**a s to the elite of fashion and a ,
that B refined. The comedy is nat
ural. the music catchy, the scenery
mmniticent. the ■siumt ' p rp** us.
and the cast all that is desire I. W • >d
& Ward have carefully selected theii
com paii v for nis or her ahilit v. A m up
the members vvill lie found Miss Be si
Bennett. Mi's Myra JetTerson. Mi>s
Marparet McDonald and Misst ,rem
McDonald, who are ptavinpthe prin
cipal feminine tiles Tiiis attraction
will la* at the < p, ra house. Tuesday
nipht, January n
Mr. .Inn. I!. Ya ger. uf < >k!ai. >ma
* it \. representing the F ox Typewiit»• r
< mipany. was m the city yesterday
and renewed the Fox agency with us
If you are thinking of buying a stan
dard tit>t-class machine, call and see
i.s, and let Us show you the Fox. I:
has all the latist improvements,
writes red or purple, or any other two
colors without any changing of ma
chinery. has tabulating apparatus,
aud in fact, is a complete machim in
every respect.
Colds on
the Chest
Ask your doctor the medical
name for a cold on the chest.
He will say, “Bronchitis.”
Ask him if it is ever serious.
Lastly, ask him if he pre
scribes Ayer’s Cherry Pec
toral for this disease. Keep
in close touch with your
family physician.
W# publish our formal**
vers
a W9 banish *'.rohol
from our mediomss
W# arg* you to
oonsult your
doctor
When you tell your doctor about the bad
taste in your mouth, loss of appetite for
breakfast, and frequent headaches, and
when he sees your coated tongue, he will
say, “ You are bilious.” Ayer’s Pdla
work well in such cases.
—Had* by ta« J. C. Ajrtr Co.. Lowail. Mm*.
* w
Agents for the
Celebrated
Kabo
Corsets
The best on the
market.
The undersigned having formed a co-partner
ship. we take this method of announcing that we
will immediately put in a very large new Stock of
General Merchandise of all kinds, replenishing the
stock in every department, and filling our store
with an abundance of everything usually found in
a first-class general Stock. * We desire to extend
our business into every home in St. Francis county,
and to this end, we cordially invite your cash trade
and your inquires should you desire to open an ac
count with us. In either case we will furnish you
with the best goods the markets afford at the
very closest prices consistent with safe business
methods, and give each and every customer uni
formly courteous treatment, giving all orders
entrusted to our store the very bust attention.
Prompt servii-e i-ourteou* treatment, low [ rices and
the best Rood.- for tlm money, will be our slogan.
We cordially invite \ u1 iri ve us a call, and'an
opportunity to >upp!> j ur want-, which we will
gladly do at the m>>t reasonable prices.
Thanking all old cu-tomer.-. friend- and the
public generally for the very nice, liberal patron
a ire in the pa-t. and inviting am! soliciting a con
tinuance of the -aim- in tie- future, width we will
strive most ear ne-t 1 \ to t ei it, we are
Pettus & Fogg,
TKI.EPHONK N : 7
Robert L. Pettus. Forrest City, Ark.
E. K. Fogg.
r*
n
Will You
Help Build Up
Arkansas ?
Inning the month-- of November and
Itjcemtier the
Advertised fur lists of name-. and ad
dresses of people who might be in
duced to move to the State. Main
lists were submitted and advertising
matter descriptive of the great re
-ources f the State \aa> mailed : > all
parts of t'ne country.
More Names are Wanted
Kvery citi/.en >>f A rkai.'i' i.a.- it !ea>t
"lit friend or .iciiuaintance w'l i vv"iild
la? glad'" take adt.mtagi- uftheop
Wi y. i in-'pv Send in ?h> nam<
I> rt unit it-- tt ■ kdi
.1 A S 11 A It Ills 1' 1 \.
Lilt e it ck, Ark.
t,K'» II I.KK T A
Little It k. Ark.
SEED'S
BlUBtE S StcOi stccerai
SPECIAL OFFEI
\Ib4p to kolM Nr« HatinMB A tv
make yviu our ptnuaueal custom*
Prize Collection !;*' . '
11 the rtneet: t«rolp. 7 le li t ••• • ++
f IU e»» . . r • *
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Write to-day; Mention thi•. Paper.
SEND 10 CENTS
»4 t*i«m Hu
1 u*trM<*tl» «*. H*oi*llf»l
ill tboul lb* Hoot
. • lUCMfl *T»ttT
Hocifca:. u.„
H. W. Buckbee.
oi 1 i ii>• I• • '■» '•all.'
n'nTrV-Tir i:
l M1*'. lii>* W if*’. Oil I f • >
1S10&, * \i 'lit* «l 14* th«
' oinvi'yaiHv of flit **>uti if i'-«
«iuartor of m otUwi *.-ht» « • <1 •> * ,
(.*») north, raii£*‘ two » . • !
4 -isi'llty i-M' a- r*" n *» - ’ •" * I *
«v>unty Aikaiivu-' >a»*J * <■ - * »*-**• -
t«> >4 «*ur»* an l ml* t •!• *1 • '*• ' i * • =
payable to I. liollws.* ^ i <i o i.. ■** > *
of n t’uril in t*«ok .’•* j *-• - * ’ »
a i<i.
Wli**r*-:\N it u i" i»ro\ ■■•••.
that upon default hi th« p.*vi* ?»•
«lebtedin**s or any pan t • •
>ifzn<‘<t, -mould at t'i* * * • !• .m
hohlrrof Mid dtti’. vll > • j: • . ’ >4‘.
fy the 'ami ;
Now.l h* i* !<«:• <1* fa i
tin* payment of *aiddet»* *! ’ • • .
ol hfttnng t^’ji tiHiuritiMt ti >• h a‘*o. i
•Mfrilied real estate to pav tl»»* -*a < * •
hereby given that th** umn rv: ."l * lion
Saturday, February 1.; lu ■
at the ri —t «*f the eourt !m - I rr»
• ity '•> I i a- s . o.ii ty \ • »»* - ■ .«• ;
lieoutery to the highest bidder fi<r- :»-h t>•
almve i le*%4-rilw-d lain). Title Islewd !.■ -
(rood, but 1 m.It only as trustee
1-23 Jons W Al.i'KHSO' Trustee j
Ao Land So Rich /hat Fertilizer
Cannot Make It Better
You use for: i/ers t r the profit \ . them—and the
better the hind the tn re pm: • |y .1 good fer ! .-r «- used on it.
Do not imagine because la. d n i j mduee a l.t.r , - .. without
Virginia-Carolina
Fertilizers
that these fertilizers cannot be pr- fitablv u%. 1 r* •. ■ r that they were
n-.ade only for land too poor to produi e without them It poor land
will show a normal increase when fertilizer is used, good land will
show at least double the increase I hr Virginia Carolina Fertilizers
to increase the quality, as well the quantity of the crop—and you
will increase the profits from your land.
‘1 have been using your fertilizers for i r. . • cr of tears-' says
Mr William Fraiser, of (llasburg, I.a , “ and find that it not ,•*. y pays
to fertilise, but to do plenty of it. and u t ike s>t fttttli ft, to fir
had, such as your brands. I have used a number of tl em and form '
them to be as recommended and to give better results ti .,n a: y other
fertilizers that I have ever used
Every planter and farmer should have a c ; . f the ■ r» p.tod
Virginia-Carolina Farmers" Year-Book <.e: a trie , . ire;:. )u*r
fertilizer dealer, or write our nearest sales office.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical (i>.
Sales Offices
Richmond, Ya.
Norfolk, Ya.
Columbia. S. C.
Atlanta, C»a.
Savannah,< ia
M :u\ h s. T'
s Ofi tt
r'-irhi-n N C.
O.allrNt *n ■*> c.
lUltim. rr. Mi.
lolumbi.i 111.
M it Ax,
Stu*v«j*.it, L*.
!' H K PEARL CAI
h i BROTHERS. Preps
L
Bleganl Nf» t <»ture*
Impn.vt it vriiii
i
For Ladies and Gentlemen
A complete liof Freeh Fancy Groceries.
Nuts. Confections. Cigars and Tobacco.
»^Vour patronage is respectfully solicited.
Call, or Phone No. 191.
Fruit
HEW ROSE, BABY RAMBLER
A Jwsrf compact form >f the firooaa "Crimson S*mb!«r" R.«oe gro* :n<£
It :• cover**! w?tfc ;t* oiustorB ofnoh glowing crimson flo«n*rvta' ■( '•
V4»J2 It • «e»fr v«( a/Moom Prfectl) *»m> Tie color * br . *
■iHi tte ( rim90» Kamb/mr frtte, #5f esc*. 2 > plsmt%. 5* #• *
WM4T rot/ C4\ BUY FOR FIFTY CCWS
10 (rf’ijc:n Rjsffi no two a .«
10 C*rntion Pinks, ten kinds
\
12 *rge ' 'j? Chrysanthemums, twelve kinds
-•nset leaved Coleus, fine for beds
19 grand C*rantu/r?s. double end single
12 - e Ass -rted Plants. for pots or bedding
9 *v: *» Begun as. flowering and ornament*!
15 mammoth flowering Verbenas. 15 kinds
15 C ant Imperial Pansies, rich colors
10 Basket and Vase Plants, vines and foliage
^ 9 # Cannas. e ght varieties
( ^5 Gladiolus, orchid flowering . .
} 12 TubervmSw Dwarf, Pearl and sweet scented
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