The Forrest City times. [volume], July 15, 1910, Image 8

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Majority Rules
kl any rale its opinion is wortWareful
consideration. Tbe opinion of tbe
majority of wagon boyers is that tbe
(s tbe best and most economical wagon.
That is why more Studebaber w agons
are sr’d every year than those ot any
other make.
A great many more; ,
Almost tigice as many,
Over 70,000 a year
Farm Wagons Alone
Fact—easily—very easily proven.
Ever since you were a boy the
Studeba^er has been the most popular
wagon.
It's more popular today than ever
before. If you think the opinion oi
the majority is worth anything, come
ia and see us when you need a wagon.
W* guarantee wed tell the
Stud* baker.
FUSSELL ...CO. ■
FofNit ( tty |a
General Mercr.ar. i:se. Ott n Btivers 1 ‘
—
Keep!
ool
j *
The Fan Circuit is
now in "pent ion and
Tlie City Water &
Light t o., would lie
glad to furnish you
any size or kind of
FAN
Call at the Plant
and look at the elec
trical household con
veniences that help
to make the loiTg
summer days more
endurable.
THE COMPANY
is now in shape to
do any kind of w ir
ing. and w ill lie glad
to show samples,
makeest imates. etc 1
do the work prompt
-. and In ' rst-el i" j
shape.
City Water
and Light j
Co. !
Women as Well as Men are Made Miserable
by Kidney and Bladder Trouble.
Kidney trouble uj- n the mind,
discourages and lessens am La tion, beauty,
vigor and cheerful
ness s’ ’ii disappear
whe:: tile kidneys are
out of order or dis
ease’ 1.
K. hiey trouble lia
become so prevalent
that it is not uncom
mon for a child to be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. If the
child urinates toooften. if the urine scalds
the flesh, or if, w hen the child reaches an
age when it should l>e able to control the
passage, it is v t afflicted w ith bed-wet
ting. depend ujjon it, the cause . • the diffi
culty is kidney trouble, an 1 the lirst !
step should be towards the to 'merit or
the* impor torgan unj
trouble is du to a d:-e • 1 "i-htiub. <:
the kidnt vs and t’.ad'mr 1 not t-• ..
habit as most people sup* o
Women > well .is m.-n ate tn-de tn. r
ablc with kidney and bladder tn !e.
and both need th" same gnat remedy.
The r.d '. ml th mimed..-.to t fleet of '
Swamp Root nr a!:.- ! It is sold
P '. a-'SUS-. —j i
V -a:
1. I H *»*,*Z'
'Id it' .it. f >w*«* vP j,i
■
about ~w ’
i-'it : - r ,:i_, • th- a-■- i--.f1 sti- 1
monial U-u- r> ■ ed fro - • il'rcrersi
who fo— '. - ’ . r ; !:.. * t,. 1 , ji-g t :
rtnndj b Ill .in .ng 1 ICdn.r I
& Co., Btngh-imt-m S V 1 - are and j
mention ?i ■ r- ■ r . • •• ; . • —,v •
mistake, t-i . r- n: - :b i. are, I" j
Kahnti - '. imp k ,d tin i d lie-,-. ,
Binghamton, N. V, cu e- to?
Mr 'J' W. liar r >w w i h i i be-n
traveling and >e,.ii . iurdwan ' ra
Memphis wholesale use. became id:
and had to resign his situation, lie
is now riding h r brand m. Hang) -y
Company. and his health Is improving.
We are glad lo welcome Tom h me 1
but serr. tliat illness caused his com
ing, and hope* he will continue to i:r.»
prove.
I ra • . > »n<irr«lice.
' »r 7 - I ■ . 12. just as
the c -ck wa* *•- *:• g t: e midnight
1 ur. the * - ' l*a L. V anderslice
J4wil t- It* :? a*er after * ;e young
man ai * .fferei a i -ng ar,d . iin'_
n*-** a: "eh n* of hi* uncle and
aun? Mr and Mr* F. It Tr;.-e. In this
city Mr \ anders - e .-.ad «ren I.; for
*e'.*ra nr :-*. Laving tak-n sick in
Kansk* a c- uple of . -nth* when he
ntracted the i ne*s to which he
ina y * cumbed. He l,ad been in
* .!'• n *:.e present visit some
• ng r i ;n. nil:, having come
tere fron I** as. Texas, where he
vas en.p. yed y 11 >e Harvey New*
mpany. to completely recover. He
mderwent treatment liere forsome
inre. and i.ad gotten up thinking
dmself we... and wa* preparing to re
-ru to Ids w r* in i*a..a*. when lie
'a* taken with a rviap>e and hi* c; n
iition in spite f al. that c .u.d be
I lie >.> medical **il and kind y v
iig care grew rapidly w ,r*e until t;.e
nd came
Ira C. Vanderslice *!• they ungest
a of Mr* .1 A Terry, f K.*ah. 1 i
hjls.and a* rl.e time of hisdeati. wa.
n iiis sevent- enti, year. He was a
irother of Mr Ramsey Vanderslice.
asi.ier of ti e If < I* and freigi.t
r' :e in this city, and f Mr Lang
rd \ anders.ice. >f Birmingham,
t abama. and f Mrs Kpl» Chappelle.
d Alton. I in «i*. all of whom were
'it d l.im during l.i* last hours Mr
■ ander*lice t r*t visited this city
Ci.. n i e w .* tw year* of age. an i
»ved here f r tw - years. He return
■d i.ere al* -t May f last year and
<>ikap..sFi . i* night clerk in the
I Mel Mar: :. He remained here un
it ear.y in Ma:ch of this year when
ie securer! a position with Harvey
sew* Company, in tl.e employ of
'Li-h Company he remained until id*
ness caused iiis retirement.
Burlng iii* stay here "Van. as he
'a.* familiarly known, made a host of
rit-nds. all of whom regret Iiis untime
y taking off. He wa,* a young gentle
nan of rare charm of manner one
*hom it was a pleasure to know and
le was just on the threshold of a
promising. u*eful life when the Grim
Reaper called and took him away from
oving relatives and friends To tl.e
grief stricken mother, sister and broth
ers, and to those others w ho had learn
?d to love little "Van.” we desire to
extend our sincerest sympathy and
’ondolence.
A prayer service was held at the res
idence -f Mr. and Mrs Trice Wednes
laV afternoon al .1 o'clock, being con
iucted by Rev* T Mahley. Geo. II
Kirker and l: -one 1. Wi.ford. The
remains were shipped to Klsab. Illi
nois, on the - ,>7 train Wednesday
evening l«.-u . ■■'C i panic-i hv Mr* ;
Terry. Mr* < aj-pel.e and s n, Al r I. I
H.Vander* ic*. Mr 1J L V anders! ice j
and Mr lv * A.t man. the .atterac-j
my ing tie party only a* far as 1
Men.pi. * T i! torment t. i: pla--e J
v a}>•• i on •> t< t it
do■ kind. t i.> kin i t i.at y . im d in si
a i.en v ni ha t a ! 11 i. • gh i
ding dist is,- > .5.| tr. cough '
s> nips. ! : , r : i ot •, have
.1 1 fui id. d ,11't hear’ ■ 1 Lope. 1
Tiui- I >r Kiiig ' New Ih' overy
s .' i '■ .1 : ji i' g triii’ i« i w h■ n used
’ r any fhr a! r ng tr . ■ >ie Jt
I as ~a\rd 1 ! .sands t | peless s.lf
ferers It musters >t ubb>rn e dds.
stinate c i.gl,'. hem rriuiges. lagrippe.
■; up. a'ti.M a. hay fever and who p
ing e ugh. arid is the it. 't sate and
a t' tin remedy I r a 1 r ,ii«-l ia at
ff ti' ns »i Trial bottle free at
a . druggists
Mr and Mrs I! I! Winfield and
l: M. -It f A gust a, arrived in the
city Wednesday, and are guests of
re lines here. The family had start
ed on a extended northern vacation
t r p. and had gotten as far as St
I. uis. when the little ixn was talien
seriously ill. He is improving at
this writing, and we hope, will soon
ix- entirely recovered.
»ii't lie Alone Suspicion.
Kidney and bladder ailments are so
sen ms in ti.eir consequences, and. it
unchecked, so often fatal that any
remedy oiTered f r ti.eir c ,re must lx
above suspicion. Kiev Kidney l’il s
contain no harmful drugs, and have
successfully stood a long and thorough
tes* .1 '1' Sanders.
Iii i per- -ml letter from VI r. Henry
11 t > r ■::.iii. of Searcy. ca-hier e!or* f
the 1' .inters l!a: and Tr -t ( a pa- ,
in. i i inform- t|. it . very t hi: c
iii'.itil ip. n a !ir-t< ia—bank, fr m j
a h r: ci.w-pr - if - el -tee safe t ' ; e
i ' r -tan p-. !,a- U n nlered. and
11 it utii11it'st r • ler- are de.a\ei 1 j11
the ' itij. tl - new an.-, mi - (• t.
r- t r I . -i! . — 1 > ,-*( ■: Ivr
i d- He - -ays ... . y;,. •- t-. r,
ti.;i - - , p,... . , v;„ i t ,. . ,
ti it i - i . it. .. n , Ti
■ * 1 •’ ‘11— i - ii * —
ti • y bait r. iatives and ..;_■ . -r ■ -
ti.< i: e -ir.iny.
\ I > m short \\ i t k».
Mr .1. S Harte. l.dviard-'. i i ]
tr !-. writes: A tea u ml.- ..»j a.y
kidney- became congested. I oa-i -e- j
vere backache and pain act.— the'
kidneys and hips. F 'ley Kidney l’ili
promptly cured ruy Iiackache and <■ -r
re. led the acti >n of my kidney- :
'lit- Ma- brought about after usintf I
them for only a few short weeks and I
an cheerfully recommend them " .1
T Sanders.
—
50,000 feet
pecky cypress
must be sold
Euart-Marshall
Lumber Co.
Telephone No. 38.
locals
•
F t prn.pt de iverv phone v -r
>r eery orders to Neblett - lb. rie M
I wu I>eiivery wagons.
\ iOiins. violin cases. truitars acc r
iluns and 'her musical inflrument*
it the Newsstand, cheap for cash.
Do not fail to take advantage of
Seeker & Lewis’ big Summer Sale
)f Buffets and Sideboards.
V ou win always find ur price' : r
printing a> low as the lowest, vs lien
■ - consider and compare the quality
• >t< • k we u»e. which is alway s the
■e't for the money that wt- can buy
Tlie interior of the st re r >m occu
. • ,r genial friend. Mr 'las
't 'be. i' lieintr brighten u[ a bit by a
M ' ‘ A | Mi ■ ic 11 . nt is
: e arti.*t.
LOST- S .new here tithe street'
F orrest <_ its n V\ ednexiay. a medium
»rire 'i/.ed iian. n t 'ettin»r fr m a
dd rirur. Libera, reward f r re' jrn I
to Times office.
Call and inspect our Cypress
Fencing. Slightly pecky. We sell
it very cheap.
Grobmyer Lumber & Feed Co.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets gently stimulate the liver and
bowels to expel poisonous matter,
•learise ti.e system, cure constipation
and sick headache. Soid by all
druggists.
Mr. George Bowman, the veteran
fisherman, truck fa-imer. river man
and all-round clever gentleman, of be
low Madison, was in town Monday on
business, mingling with frieudsand
attended the Imperial moving picture
show.
if you feel "blue," “no account,"
ia/.y. you need a good cleaning out.
H KBBINK is the right tiling for that
purpose. It stimulates the liver, tones i
up the stomach and purities tlie bow- 1
els. I’rice .‘>oc. Sold by J. T. Sander- ;
Mr. and Mr-. Bichard II. Winfield
and 11. ih. .lr.. of Augusta, arrived
Wednesiiay and are delightful guests
of his m tner. si-ters and ..'her re.a-;
live-, ail of whom and tl.eir many |
friends an- greatly p'eased to-ee them ;
and extend ti.eir cordial welcome.
A handsome tdditi ti c nsis* ing ■'
•nt .arge r.)--m. bath r • ’!. ha .. etc
i- U iiig made t tie- c y Baptist
l>ar>< -I :»UrL-. * * nf.** ! ‘he .’I. s>?
Tie- r f N :t >- • t ir j rvri.- h v *
M L M i : - - A . •• -r . t "
’ K 'hi* > ' ; v i ji * _(.* «
■ 'Ii.g ’ S’ .art S; r.i gs in t : -t
s, ■ : e f r the i.arl e ■..>•
ral. t U t e d at till
res, rt n Wednesday. .
idges n i. • Springs road will ais
he put in repair f >r this occasion by
Commiss, her ll. yal and 1.is men
When y . fee! ia/.y iut f sorts and
yawn a good deal in the davtime. you
can charge it to a torpid liver which
has ail. wed ti e system to get f... ■>{
i purities HEBBINE cures a. dis
orders produced by an inactive liver.
It strengthens that organ, cleanses
tlit- bowels and puts the system in
good healthy condition Price >oc.
S d by -I. T Sanders
If y<>u are thinking of buying a hay
rase, call ami let us show you a
I'eering Hake. It has n superi ; ami
tiie price puts them in reach of a.,
progressive farmers We guarantee
every one and kn >w it wih prove satis
factory. Come and see it any wav We
are exclusive dealers I ’.-si -Cra
ham-.\ kier* n » unpatiy
Cashier.I T. Ft'iidren, f ti.e hank
of Erstern Arkansas, left M -nday
n. ruii u i'.ir Memphis w i • l.V
entered the Maury If.fi-- try : r
f-- j r = ■ r !. ve w eeks sptecia: i rea’ u:e' :
Mi F- ndaeti has h- en run : wn .m i
in feeble health f r ' ti . mi
ii ipes ! . be benefited !■>' "I e res' and
d i-’i ring he w;h ret-eivt j ■ ;.e Ii.
( tty
T: e w ■ ! s .. . . - J
■■it;.' : r L we; c<m.plaints j, i . a 1.
link < lie. CL • :a at 1 i >ia i. . .
nd - .h rii. and saved re :v,
tl .n tip. ti . . edieii.t in .st Ii
I 4 rm*. * Tt' ttf-stroys the*' worms I
■ . • i strei.jrtti. r.s t t> wenktctJ ■
I I
M ; . . .li>- r. cut r . normal ■
9 Price 25c per Dott a. ■
^ Ja» P Daliare, Prop., St l_ou!» Mo.^|
»wo utcoMMCwoo
J. T SANDERS
LIMIT YOUR SPKXI3IN G
and Save the Balance
That’s the best way to get a .-tart financially. It will
surprise you to see how rapidly it will grow. You oughj;
to >ave something each month. Deposits of One Dollar
or more will be received in this Department, and draw
4 per cent, interest, payable semi annually. Teach the
children to save, and have them open a Bank account.
We especially solicit the accounts of all the little ones.
\\ e do a general Banking business and no account
ist 'mall to receive our best and most careful attention.
_
EUGENE WILLIAMS. Cashier i
BANK OF FORREST CITY
only about t«om i.* s until elec-1
ti ii day Vote 'er straig;,'.
Mere r Cnion Cndc-wear ' r men
in - .miner weight- it f -lira: am
Alderson Company -
We d correct printing at The
Times office. Bring r send us your
orders and they wu have pr m.pt
attention.
Come to the Newstand and buy a
graphophone, or if you a,ready have
one. buy some of the’ late and lieauti
ful records just received. We have a
big stock and can please any ear.
We have a second-hand *.;o Colum
bia Graphophone, repaired and in per
fect order, for which we wi.. take #lo
cash, or on easy payments to respon
sible party See it at Newstand
The frame building- which -tood on
Rosser street just north of K. Bon
ner's store have been ra/.ed to the
ground, and we understand that per- 1
mission ha- been granted for the erec- •
tion of other frame lieildings in their ;
stead, though the new ones are to lie •
covered with galvanized or other iron
sheeting.
I;
"I* Lift* Worth satimr.’"
Mr' Mollie McKanev. Prentiss,
Mississippi, writes that she had a *e
vere case of kidney and bladder
■rouble, and that four bottles of
Foley's Kidney Remedy cured her
sound and web. She c i>es her letter
bv s.iyimr -I heartily recommend
1-' e'. 's Kidney L- aa-dy • - any sufferer
of kidney disease It saved my life."
•I T S in .ers
1 ■ 'll SAL K Lots \ ers - - - and
• '.. ad- ininc I>r FT s resid- ice
in ’: *- l-’osse Ad-lit i - < Leap ' r
Ca-i Address > r ca :i K Lr . ->
S'mit.l at l issi 1 • - i. im-A ktrs •
■ a., my s sf 1 -r:-m tdty A:,,
\ I riu’htiiil 't i k
1 ’ . ii! .o;t a: hi : — . a ay
i .-e c .t'. Irr.dses. a--rasi-*ns. sprair.s
r w oiiiis i l,al de ;.and ]>u A.hiS
\;liii-a sa. ear • . - .t• -1 i. i'• • r
lj lick red- : and t ■: a ; ' cur« re* ,.ts
F' r ! .i r.- R : s . res f a . kinds. • c
.en;a. ••i,app*-d f.ands and i; s. «. re
eyes r • rii' P> s pr ne s rest
pile cure. JV at a., i r - - m i ~r -
In aln>" < an not lie ( u i
i » <• '.i! '•»’ " > -*,1,:;*m r* i- *.
* j - —* .!—*»* » f ■ ; if * .« I ,i! i o* * • .
* ay 1 >. . ■ - - t
■ . • - .: • " - .
. • • • • . -
f .>ta nisin T . *♦ W h»*n !i .* ‘ u.** > :< ?* urn •.
y»»ii ha\ • a i .a. Huj **, .:■*! **r ij{*• r-f* -• ir- |
!i j. ami when it U entirely — a a* afm—*« »
! .:> i • - ill a: *1 UI.I*-** the a ?'. am.'iitt in*
. • 1 . s 1 . . - 1
condition, hearing will b»- d*--* ruywi forever,
a e IW-. out of teti are •! y .‘atari':: ' '
' of '
th* mu•■»>»;-* * irfa*‘e>.
'N» will ::vc < »n* Humii* *i I ^ -Ilar> f * a y
•■w of ! *ea?!ie>% < -a by a’ tri >tha' a:
■ • .r^d by Hall's Catarrh < in
>•:nuilaix fre*
r .i riu:\F.v Toh .i <*
*»v at >'>. 7 -
Td. * flail- family fill-f a con-st 1 pat ioi.
The ladies f the Cemetery A" •■i
aii"n will give a Japanese Harden
I 'art > i. the two it Mrs. N. W. N r
ton's on the < ning st Anil
interesting program i.a> bt-en arrang
ed and a il* ra patronage wi . lie ap- i
predated
' " m st Sunday, J y ”, then will
he ti.e regiar services in the I 'resin-1 :
teriait m urdi at ! 1 i. .. and - o i. '
Ti e past -r desire^ t have a confer- :
enee with the i embers • J the chard)
ai ^ er t i.e C; i. ■. ,sj >n > ti.e u; ruing
- A . ■! the :i .:.liers tt'e rg
• i <>■ , ■ ■ -erg
- -
t ai J os 5 hank',
r ' - ' , - , 4
h* • " a ;j ss ., : i ifiC>>
. ' n-pi.*vv and .
W, ,» i
• s 11 in e ; gi a! i- has
' > n-i marie easier to be ir
i.i ••• Is - w t;
■ " We t -hank It.
■ ■* • • • • s .• . ! atten
t a:- • g - ’,es' preparing us
-• Wi It. Merritt as
;i'..,tii-g , .-. ;ai. >se be.i«ve every-j
11iij.g wa.' 1 s.e ..at •Quid be dune.
rd' :g i. w deep- ,
*> dm 'V :.. iti.y and these acts of a
kindness ha.e U.tn felt, we thank you I
one at. t a. R. H. THICK,
MH.s R J{. THICK. )
K T ALT MAX.
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for your money is assured when you deposit with B
The Bank of I
Eastern Arkansas 11
BACKED BY INDEMINTY CO. BURGLAR PROOF SAFE j I
Capital $30,000 Surplus $30,000 I
Undivided Profits $20,000 I
Safety Deposit Boxes for Patrons. Established 1886 > I
Oldest Bank in St. Francis County. jl|
Collections Promptly made and all Accommodations ; B
Consistent with Safe Banking Principles will B
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)avid»on's Intermediate Physiology 5u ’0
)avidson s Human Body and Health SO 48
iilne s Elementary Algebra 80 6
:ry s First Steps in Geography Go 38
rry s Grammar School Geography 1 25 75
iother Tongue Book I 4)^7
iother Tongue Book II with Composition 70 42
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Wentworth Smith Complete Arithmetic 60
"olaw s Elementary Arithmetic 35 IS
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Colaw s Advanced Arithmetic 54 27
Franson s First Speller. I and 2 Grides 15 OS
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liocher s Civil Government SO
rhe Bender Primer 30 18
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Grided Literature Second Book 40 24
Graded Literature Third Book 45 27
Graded Literature Fourth Book 50 30
Graded Literature Fifth and Sixth
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Judson s Young American 50
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Heroes of History 60
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