The Forrest City times. [volume], November 11, 1910, Image 4

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DON’T BE
r constipated”
Everyone knows when he is constipated, an>l every
one shou.d know the risk he is running when he fails
to promptly correct it.
; PRICKLY ASH BITTERS
I Is a Bowel Tonic and Regulator.
It empties the bowels just as thoroughly as the harsh,
griping cathartics and does it mildly, comfortably, pleas
antly. Moreover, it leaves a beneficial influence behind it
because the bowels remain healthy and regular thus there
ris no return to constipated conditions.
Get the Genuine with the Figure "J” In Red on Front Label. A
Sold by Druggists. Price $1.00 per bottle. ™
.1 T. SA N DKIIS, Special A^ent, Forrest City, Arkansas.
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-THE
Enterprise Meat Market
PHONE 91
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i (for Having purchased O’Brien’s Meat
Market, we wish to inform our ft lends
and the public generally that we will
keep constantly on hand a very large
supply of all kinds of
Fresh Meats, Vegetables, Lard, Etc.
and fresh Fish Fridays and Saturdays.
We are prepare 1 to serve you sa' isf i ctor
l.v, guaranteeing choice stock, cleanli
ness, courteous treatment, nromnt deliv
N erv ana lowest prices, and ask a liberal share of your patronage,
jJ which we will spare no means to merit.
I Give us a trial and be convinced.
SCHUH & COMPANY
Phone 91 Free Delivery j
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AHSOIAJTE SAFETY
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l for your money is assured when you deposit with
The Bank of
| Eastern Arkansas !
\ BACKED BY INDEMINTY CO. BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
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J Capital $30,000 Surplus $30,000 J
Undivided Profits $20,000
\ Safety Deposit f’oxes for Patrons. Established 1886
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Old A Bank in St. Francis County.
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•: Collections P^mptly made and all Accommodations
Consistent with Safe Banking Principles will
be Extended Patrons.
— WE SOLICIT YOUR BANKING BUSINESS ==
James Fussell, President J. T. Fondren, Cashier
II. \V. ROBINSON. OTTO (JESSI NG.
ROBINSON & GESSING
General Merchandise,
LAKKSIDK, ST. FRANCIS COUNTY. ARK.,
Rost Otlice, Lakeside, Ark.
WE 11 \N l'Li: . >NLY
FIRST-CLASS GOODS
Simmon's Hardware Co.'s Hardware,
Friedman's Shoes.
Lowenstein's Dry Goods,
Hamilton Caihart's Overall Suits,
Stout Celebrated Rubber Roots,
Van \ leet s 1 )rups,
W. C. Farly Co.'s Groceries.
ALL
OUR MOTTO:
Best Quality. Lowest Prices,
Full Weight.
★ Come and See Us. * I
1.8. SANDEHS
PASSES AWAY
Aged and Respected Citizen Suc
cumbs to an Attack of
Pneumonia
WAS SICK ONLY TWO DAYS
E uneral .Mnnilay Afternoon from
baptist 4 liureli. Interment in
Forrest ( it) t'enieterv.
i lie passing -way on Sunday night
it ll:20o’clock of Prof. .1. is. Sanders.
one of tlie oldest and most highly es
teemed citizens of St. Franciscounty.
caused a great wave of profound sor
row to oerspread the hearts of all
our citizens, among whom lie was
widely known and loved. Prof. San
jders had been ill only a short time.
I having been confined to his lied just
I two d-tys, and a very few were aware
mat lie was sick, or especially that
his sickness was serious, and there
fore the news of his death that travel
ed upon swiftest w ings Monday morn
ing, was indeed a terrible shock. He
had been suffering with an attack of
pneumon a, and though everything
possible to be done by skilled physici
ans and the loving care of his family
and friends was done, it all proved of
no avail, and the gentle spirit suc
cumbed to the inevitable, and w inged
it’s way to the great beyond, where
it is at rest with its Maker, whom he
served so faithfully and well for so
many years.
Mr. Joseph Boone Sanders was a
native of North ( arolina, having been
born in Johnson county, in that state,
on August 1ft, lSJt. He was married
in Mississippi in is,Vi to Miss Eva
Henson, three children having heen
horn to the r union, one of whom, Mr.
LE II. Sanders, of DeYalU Bluff, sur
vives him. In 1 Hii/j lie was married
to Miss Lucv Ciwyn, to which union
seven cl i i id re n were born, five sons and
two daughters. He is survived by
his widow and five children, Messrs.
W . T., J. (i. and .1. T. Sanders, Mrs
Alice Longest and Miss Lucy Sanders,
two sons, Messrs. Hall ('. and .Joe K.
Sanders having preceded their revered
father in answering tlie final sum
mons. lie was next to the eldest of
eleven children, all of whom have
passed away, and was the grandfathe
of eighteen cli ldren.
lie sprved gallantly for two years
in the Confederate army as a member
of Forrest’s Cavalry, 18th Mississippi
regiment, and was an active member
of Forrest Camp, U. C. V., of tins
city, and of tlie Masonic order.
He was a devout and consistent
member of tiie Haptist church for *><),
years, and was active in all of itsgood
works. Several years ago lie retired
from active business life and devoted
his time to ids duties as a justice of
the peace, which oltice lie con
scientiously and capably filled for
many years. His face was a familiar
(■II • on the streets and around the
pk* e of business of his son, Mr. J. T.
Sa i iers, where lie made his head
<i u ters, and always had a pleasant
word and a hearty greeting for his
friends and acquaintances. He was
widely known and universally loved
and esteemed, and his deatli removes
from our midst a man whose place it
will indeed be hard to till.
The funeral was conducted from the
Haptist church in this city Monday
at 3 o’clock, Klder K. 1’. J, Garrott
officiating in his usual solemn and
impressive manner. The following
gentlemen acted as pall bearers: V.
K. Izard, J. I>. Haugh, .1. I >. \ er>er,
Hruee Smith, Jno. M. l’rewett, Jno.
W. Alderson.
Interment was had in the Forrest
City cemetery. The services at the
church and at the cemetery were
largely anenuea. a great concourse of
people having attended to pay t heir
last tribute of respect to their friend
and neighbor, and to mingle their
tears and convey at least a faint ex
pression of their deep sympathy with
those of the sorrowing members of the
bereaved family, and in all those ex
pressions of genuine and sincere sor
row The Times desires to join. Prof.
Sanders was our friend and we es
j teemed him highly, llis family has
j lost a kind and loving husband and a
good father, his associates a loyal
: friend, his church a faithful, devout
: member, and the city and county, an
j exemplary citizen whose good deeds
will long he remembered, and who is
i now enjoying his eternal reward.
‘‘He has run the race, he has fought
! a good tight, he lias kept the faith.”
May he rest in peace, and may Hod
; comfort those whose hearts have et.n
so terribly lacerated and bereaved.
The Forrest City High Sci. ;',,nt
hall team, accompanied by twenty
five or thirty rooters and as many
others a> care to make the trip, will
leave Monday morning on a special car
attached to the 7:.'to southbound Iron
Mountain train for Helena, where the
team will mix it up with the Helena
High School boys that afternoon, he
mming. they will leave Helena on the
•uF> train, which readies here at vF»
A rate of two cents pei mile has been
arranged.
Read the Store Mews.
IK) you read the store news— the ad
vert ising columns—In thi> paper? If
not, you constantly rio yourself • • r
those upon whom y<>u are dependent,
a serious, intrinsic injustice, tiecause
'o are not posted on when, where or
how to buy tin*everyday necessities of
life, nor the lute or hig luxuries that
many are aide to afford of whom we
hope you are one. The advertising
columns give y<>u filestore news—tell
> u the pr* vailing styles, the newest
ideas, the latest arr ivalsof good things
to eat arid wear, the market price in
many instances, or lower prices, and
who keeps this and that, and tlie
tip any other things you need and must
buy. No truly economical person
ever fails to read tlie store news. It
is absolutely essent al that they
should, and it pays them a goodly in
come <nd intereston their Invest ment.
In annthe< place in this piper Pet
tus & Huford want to talk to you
about their new clothing room in
charge of Mr. L. K. Iiavenport—and
by the way, it is worth seeing. It's
different from any you ever saw, and
so arranged that you can see tbe
whole big line collection of suit offer
ings in just a few moments and with
out moving a single garment—and
about l’acitic shoes for tlie ladies, At
lantic shoes for the men, and Red
Goose shoes for children, which have
no superiors and in fact about a lot
of other seasonable goods and a big
stock of general merchandise, and
Rlack Rear chewing tot a -co, for which
Mr. Charley Barnard is the special
agent. It’s good to chaw. Read the
advertisements. Read l’etttis & Bu
ford's advertisement, and then give
them a call and tell ’em you saw it in
The Times and you’ll feel better and
know better—where, what and when
to buy.
Saved an Iowa .Man’s Life.
The very grave seemed to yawn be
fore Ronert Madsen, of West Burling
ton, Iowa. when, alter seven weeks in
the hospital, four of the best phy
sicians gave hint up. Then was-hown
the marvelous curative power of
Klectric Ritters. For, after eight
months of frightful suffering from
liver trouble and yellow jaundice, get
ting no help from other remedies nr
doctors, live bottles of this matchless
medicine completely cured him. It’s
positively guaranteed for stomach,
liver or kidnev troubles, and never
disappoints. Only 50c at all drug
gists. _
Title Insurance.
To know t hat you have an abstract,
showing perfect title.should give you
the same peace of mind that an in- I
surance policy on your life pay
able to vour family does—in a way, it
is a form of insurance aga nst loss by
law suit.
(let your attract made now when
you can attend to getting the title
straight yourself.
ST FRANCIS COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
A. FI. Matthews, Prop.
Office at Courthouse.
• otton licit May Hun Trains Over
Itock Island.
The Memphis p-pers Monday after
noon mentioned the fact that the Cot
ton Belt officials were in the city that
day conferring with the Illinois Cen
tral officers as to the feasibility of
running their trains into the Calhoun
street or Union station. It was al
so stated that if trackage room in that
station could he secured, the Cotton
Belt would U'gin operating its pas
senger trains from Brinkley into
Memphis over tlie Rock Island line,
instead of over the Iron Mountain
as at present. If this arrangement is
made it w ill mean the passing through
Forrest City of at least four more pas
senger trains daily on the Rock Is
land.
II ex ante thy lenctet raminc
is the name of a German chemical,
one of the many valuable ingredients
of Foleys Kidney Remedy. Hexa
methylenetetramine is recognized bv
medical text books and authorities as I
a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for
the urine. Take Foley Kidnev Heme- 1
dy promptly at the first sign of kidnev i
t rouble and avoid a serious malady.
J. T. Sanders. 1
In ‘ts ninth year of l|A'
jj|> unrivaled jiopular- jjgj
Jill* ilv.with an annual JFh
|j| j sales of milUofw^jitf
ML
to-day the f|,
country over as the
Wj 'ONE COFFEE”of JJ,
Iill] exceptional quality
and moderatej)fice [JP/
^ The Reily Taylor Co.
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For Sale by CITY DRUG STORE.
The Buck's Stove & Range Co.’s
Wood and Coal Heating Stoves
Cook Stoves and Ranges
The John Deere Plow Co's Farm
Implements.
Pittsburg Perfect Field Fence.
Logging Tools Cross Cut Saws, Chajn,
Manila Rope, Blacksmith s Material,
Hardware and Cutlery.
Enamelware, Silverware, Glassware,
Imported China and Gtueensware
VV. F. KL.OTZ,
THE Hardware Man
112 JACKSON ST. FORREST CITY
ROBERT BRITTAIN
-Dealer In
Staple & Fancy GROCERIES
Having purchased the interest of my former part
ner, Mr. R. S. Stevens, I desire to return my sin
cere thanks to all former customers for tlie liberal
patronage given the old firm, and assure you that
same is highly apprec iated. I will spare no effort
to merit a continuance of the same, and invite the
public generally to give me a share of their orders,
which will have my best and most careful attention.
Fresh Goods, Correct Prices and
Prompt Delivery I Guarantee.
TELEPHONE : : : : NO. 188
Robt. Brittain.
»Forrest City Ice & Fuel Company
.DEALERS IN.
I ICE AND COAL
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& N. B.---Drivers are instructed to credit none, and they **
^ olso instructed to give all orders prompt and courteous attei
& tion, full weight, etc., and be prompt in their delveries
k Customers will do us a favor by reporting any dircrept*
cies or inattention on the part of our drivers.
j Phone 170 GEO. P. TAYLOR,
L. R. GROBMYER,
PROPRIETOR OP THE
4Gity MBat Marks#
West Side North Washington Street.
Reeps Freeh Meat* of all kinds and Game In season. B.yP 1*1
Lire Stock, paying the Highest Market Price for
Qsfctfft i our trfcd? *rid Inqnlrles solid^
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