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RAILWAY TIMECARD.
FRISCO SYSTEM. I
Effective May Ist., 1905. i
north bound. .
No. 802,—8:24 a. id., st. Louis.
No. 80s.—7:0fi p. ni Caruthersville.
Local Frvt. Xo. tm.-iorjs a. m..
MOUTH BOUND.
No. 800,-8-24 Memphis.
No. 801,—mu? pn| Memphis.
Local No, 8211,-12:25 p. m.
D. BRIANT, Agent. |
Personal and Local
I can get you cheap monev, Glad
ish. • I
The Cemetery Association will 1
meet with Mrs. H Butler, June 15.
Fourth of -July in one month.)
Get your tire cracker money.
When is a farmer cruel to his
corn? When he pulls its ears.
Having the wish habit indicates
discontent. Don’t let it get you.
Abstracts! Abstracts! See Glad
ish.
Dr. W. K. Harrison, of Evadale,
was among the arrivals Wednesday
morning.
Miss Sallie B. Ayers, is expect
ed ing Miss Mary Berry, of Marion,
on a visit today.
Mrs. Hudson of St. Louis, is i
visiting her daughter Mrs. Fred G.
Patterson. (
These first hot days are causing '
quite an amount of sickness.
Nothing serious however. ।
If you want a complete abstract j
to your land, Flannigan & Rogers
are the parties to call on.
Gideon Crews, of Caruthersville
Mo., was among the Osceola visit
ors last Monday.
Miss Nettie Jones of Carson,
spent the week visiting Mrs. T. N.
Tucker, near Sans Souci.
Mrs. T. L. Roussan, ot Blythe
ville. visited relatives in Osceola,
last Friday.
Miss Etta Potter returned Tues
day evening from a visit to friends
at Evadale.
Flannigan & Rogers have un
limited money to loan on improved
farms, at low rate of interest.
FOR SALE—A fine Dunham,
Square Piano, at a bargain. Come
quick. Apply to
B. C. Bradley.
Many a true word is spoken in
jest, and many a false statement is
made in deadly earnest.
Never advertise your troubles.
If you have bowlegs, don’t wear
striped trousers.
Thirty six colored teachers were
enrolled at the Teachers Institute
held here this week, with Prof.
W. L. Currie as Instructor.
For sick headache take Chamber
lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets
and a quick cure is certain. For
sale by C. H. Gaylord.
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate
at lowest rates. Prompt and satis
factory service guaranteed,
ts. H. E. Hobart.
Miss Electra Semmes and Master
Spencer left Wednesday morning
on a visit to relatives in Memphis,
they will be absent two or three
weeks.
The Blytheville kids came down
last Saturday and tried to play
ball with the Osceola kids. They
were disillusioned. They may do
better next time.
We are in receipt of a “dead
swell'' invitation to the convention
of The St. Francis River Improve
ment Association, to be held in
Memphis, Thursday June 22.
Ned Ayers celebrated his birth
day Wednesday by having a party
of his school mates and friends
spend the evening with him and
engaged in dancing.
I have a buyer for a good tract
of land in Mississippi County.
If a good bargain, quick sale can
be made. H. E. Hobart.
Mr. Bem Price, who has been
connected with the engineering de
partment of the St. Francis Levee
Board and located at this place dnr
the year, left Saturday for Oxford,
Miss, where Mrs. Price had pre
ceded him a few days, and where
they will make their home.
‘ The Sunday excursion advertis
ed by the Frisco to Memphis and .
return June 4, was liberally pat
ronized all along the line. Some .
people must have very unpleasant
homes to find comfort and diver
sion in wandering up and down the
dry hot streets of a city a few hours
Sunday on an afternoon in June.
Step by step Osceola is adopting
modern ideas. The latest is the
under-grounding of the telephone
wires necessary to relieve the ex
cessive weight on the poles in the
western part of the city. R. C.
Rose, the manager of the company,
is an up-to-date man and knows
how to take advantage of progress
ive methods.
e are to busy this week to write
a change in our ad, but want you
to know, that we have a fine lot of '
fresh Cantaloups, Cucumbers, Cab
bage, Tomatoes, Peaches, Straw-
Blackberries, Cherries,
. termellons, Pine Apples, Roast
'OffEars, Oranges and lots of good
thiuu t o eat. .
Grocer Co. !
Servian will be held at the ■
Baptist el srch Sunday, June 11,
morning evening. Subject
, for morning Sermon: “How to
I PPY- - At Bp. tn., subject
1 “The man ou\pf the Tombs, and |
the pigs in Come and
. hear what Jesu.Wid and did.
W. Phillips,
I ', Supply.
Mrs. Peyton Boi\ ui , o f Blythe
ville, came down L the school
commencement last Friday, and
remained several days with rela
tives and former neighb\-s.
Last Friday afternoon tKre was
a big wreck of freight ca't\ near j
Grider, ’hat caused a suspension \
of traffic for twelve or fifteen ho\rs. .
Ten loaded cars were derailed and
smashed together.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hale went
down to Memphis, Thursday, to
meet Misses Edith and Orleua Hale
who were coming home from Ark- I
adelphia. where they have been stu
dents in Ouachita College.
Attorney 8. L. Gladdish visited
his old home—Cape Girardeau Mjl, *
incidentally taking in the drum-
mers Convention, and returning ।
last Sunday evening. He reports
“ a good time.
Mrs. W. J. Driver returned from
a visit to her sister, Mrs. W. H.
’ Pullen at Jackson Miss., Wedues
■ day evening, Mr. Driver met her
and W, J. jr. in Memphis and ac
- j compaiued them home.
STOOD THE TEST 2S YEARS
The old, original GROVE’S
- Tasteless Chill Tonic. You know
s what you are taking. It is iron
and quinine in a tasteless form
No cure, no pay. 25c. 10-8-12.
I Friends are receiving notice of
the approching nuptials of Miss
Irene B. Cooks, of Memphis, and
‘; Mr. Claud Eugene Thompson, of .
I West Point, Miss., Thursday!
j June 29.
1 Osceola’s contingent of school!
1 teachers who attended the County
Institute held at Blytheville this
week were, Misses Morris. McDili.
Birney, Lasley, Pemmingtou, Nich
ols and Gunter.
। Miss Marie Nichols and C. L.
Moore jr., of Blytheville, attended
service at the Methodist church in
Osceola, Sunday. Miss Nichols
has been chosen as one of the teach-
' ers in the Blytheville High School
for the next term.
Fred L. Travis, attorney at law,
dropped dead at his home in St.
Louis, Thursday morning. The
deceased is a brother of Dr. F P.
Travis, who left on the evening
train to attend the funeral which
will take place at the old home at
Pana, 11l
We wish to acknowledge the kind
ness of Misses Ida May Driver and
Onida Dillahunty in sending us an
invitation to the commencement of
Forest Park University. St. Louis.
Thurday June 22. We congratu
late our young friends on having
completed the course of study in
this excellent institution of learn
ing.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching. Blind Bleeding, or pro- ।
truding Piles. Druggist refund
money if pazo ointment fails to '
cure any case no matter of how I
long standing, in 6 to 14 days. 1
First application gives ease and
rest. 50c. If your druggist hasn’t
it send 50c in stamps and it will :
be forwarded post-paid by Paris
Medicine Co., St. Louis. Mo. 6-12
If von would be well and happy ।
Don’t eat too much. Don’t drink ■
too much ice water. Don’t fret. )
If it’s anything you can help
stop it, if you can't, let it go. Be )
reasonable. Be sane. The hot |
weather is h blessing. Don’t ।
worry about it.
J. A. Johnson is having the
i Howard-Bowen gin-house dis
mantled. and moving the machine
ry and gin stands to Jericho, in
| Crittenden county, where he is
I having a fine gin house built. J. I
D. McMurry is superintending the
) work in Jericho.
George W. West. Real Estate
Agent and Promoter, now at I
Blytheville, acoompained several
prospectors Thursday morning. '
who are looking for investments
in the fertile valley of the St.
Francis basin. They were shown
around through the surrounding
vicinity, with what result we have
not been apprised.
sprained ankle, stiff neck, lame
SHOULDER.
These are three common ailments
for which Chamberlain's Pain
Balm is especially valuable. If
promptly applied it will save you
time, money ami suffering when
! troubled with any of these ail
! ments For sale by C. H. Gay-
;lord.
Big Jim Killed by His Own
Pistol.
Sucide ! Oh no; Big Jim was a
(coloied man. Negroes never emu
) mit suicide. When iife becomes
a burden, the colored man organ
izes a crap game or a cake walk anil
then starts a rough house and takes
chances.
Big Jim was a trusty, on guard
at the county farm below Chelford.
lie had occasion to climb on board
of a box ear which stood on a
switch, last Monday afternoon, and
in doing so his pistol dropped out
'of bis pocket and the hammer
I striking an iron plate, and as a
matter of course, the thing was
loaded and went off with a bang!
and so did big Jim : the ball wtnt
। through his heart.
TOCUREACOLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO qIUNIXE
I tablets. All druggists refund the
I money if it fails to cure. E. W.
Grove’s signature is on each box
125e. 10-8-12.
The laurels are worn by the
j “Old Town niue. Four to nine
is the way the game stood.
Reports of Third and Fourth
Grades.
The following are the names of
pupils making the highest grades
in their respective studies.
3id grade.—Talmage Tongate,
spelling 95, reading 95, writing 97,
arithmetic 98. grammar 94. Henry
Huston, spelling 90, reading 95,
writing 97. arithemetic 89, gram
mar 98. Raymond Johnson, spell
ing 95. reading 96. writing 90.
arithmetic 90, grammar 94. Rouss
Johnson, spelling 90, reading 95.
i writing 90, arithmetic 90, gram
! mar 93. Myrtle Dillahunty, Spell
j ing 98, reading 94, writing 97,
arithmetic 90, grammar 95. Pearl
Murray, spelling 95, reading 95,
writing 94, arithmetic 90, gram
mar 90. Henretta McGarrity,
spelling 94, reading 95, writing 90,
arithmetic 75. grammar 96. Albert
Hale, spelling 95, reading 95,
writing 95, arithmetic 76, gram
mar 92.
Fourth grade.—Jennie Renfro,
spelling 90, reading 96, writing
92, arithmetic 90, geography 94,
grammar 97. Wilma Bryant,
spelling 98, reading 98. writing 95,
arithmetic 94, geography 94, gram
mar 97. Martha Marchbanks, spell
ing 95, reading 95, writing 86,
arithmetic 80, geography 94, gram
mar 97. Hattie McGarrity, spell
ing 100, reading 96, writing, 97,
arithmetic 80, geography 97. gram
mar 92.
Miss Maggie McDill.
JUST WHAT EVERYONE SHOULD DO.
Mr. J. T. Barber of Irwinville,
Ga., alwavs keeps a bottle of
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy at hand ready
for instant use. Attacks of colic,
cholera, morbus and diarrhoea
come on so suddenly that there is
no time to hunt a doctor or go to ■
the store for medicine. Mr. Bar- )
ber says : “I have tried Chamber- 1
lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy which is one of the i
best medicines I ever saw. I keep |
ii bottle of it in my to"m as I have .
had several attacks of colic and it
has proved to be the best medicine
I ever used.’’ Sold by C. H. Gay
lord.
TO LEASE.
1000 acres best bottom land,
fenced, near town. Rent free
given 5 years for improving.
Gid Graham,
Claremore, Ind. Ter.
DYING OF FA UNE
is in its torments, like dying of
consumption. The progress of
consumption from the beginning
to the very end, is a long torture,
i both to victim and friends. “When
1 had consumption in its first
stage,” writes Wm. Myers of
I Cearfoss Md., ••after trying dif
ferent medicines and a good doctor,
in vain, I at last took Dr. King’s
. New Discovery, which quickly and
' perfectly cured me. Prompt re
lief and sure cure for coughs, colds,
sore throat, bronchitis, ete. Pos
itively prevents pneumonia. Guar
anteed at all druggists drug store,
price 50c and SI.OO a bottle. Trial
bottle free.
THE TIMES’ HONOR ROLL.
New:
Bem Price. Oxford. Miss.
J. A. Bass, Blytheville,
Will Vickery, Luxora,
Eugene Gaines, Osceola.
Mrs. B. VN Hale. 466 Dearbon
ave, Chicago, Hi.
Renewals :
C. K. Calvert, Whitten,
J. H Milican, Wilson.
Dr P. G. Noack, Bardstown,
J. B. Wilson, Bardstown,
A BAD SCARE.
Sume day you will get a bad
scare, when you feel a pain in your
bowels, and fear appendicitis.
Safety lies in Dr. King’s New
Lite Pills, a sure cure, for all
bowel and stomach diseases, such
as headache, biliousness ; costive
ness, etc. Guarantied at all drug
gists drug store
When a Man is Poor.
The following sparkliuir gem of
truth from an exchange is passing
the rounds of ior It con
cerns us because eo many of us are
poor. A man i- poor when he has
lost the confidence of his friends,
when people who are near to him
do not believe hi imn. when people
think his chair,y is honey combed
with deceit mil punctured by dis
honesty, when he makes money at
the eXpehCe of his elmcarter. when
principle* do not stand clear cut,
supreme in his idea. Whei: this
is clouded, lie is in danger of the
worst poverty. If you have main
tained your integrity, if your
character stands four square with
the world, if you have never bent
the knee of principle to avarice,
you are not poor, although you
may be compelled to beg bread.
IsTOMAGhJJ
I H'HE body gets its life from I
I * food prinerly digested. ■
I Healthy digestion means pure I
I blood for the body, but stomach ■
I troubles arise from carelessness I
■ in eating and stomach disorders E
■ upset the entire system. Improp- ■
■ e»ty maaticated food sours on the ■
■ stomach, causing distressing K
■ pains, belching and nausea.
■ When over-eating is persisted in
B the stomach becomes weakened
■ and worn out and dyspepsia K
■ claims the victim.
M Thedford's Black-Draught
■ cares dyspepsia. It frees the
K stomach and bowels of congested
J matter and gives the stomach
■ new life. The stomach is quickly
K invigorated and the natural
■ stimulation results in a good
■ appetite, with the power to thar*
■ ouffhly digest food.
■ You can build up your stomach
■ with this mild and natural
■ remedy. Try Thedford's Black
fl Draught today. You can buy a
I package from your dealer for
I 25c. If ho does not keep it, send
■ the money to The Chattanooga
■ Medicine Co., Chattanooga,
I Tenn., and • package will be
I mailed you.
I THEDFORD'S
[BbMJEDRAUGHI
BUY YOUR PAINTS AND PAPER
FROM
THE OSCECLi PAINT IND PAPER COMPANY.
We keep in stock the DeSoto heavy-bo<ly
Paint*; hlso handle color*, in oil, of the Mem
phis White Lead Work*. Buy from us and save
the denier* proffit*. we being in the Paint and
Paper business, and on the inside, can afford to
sell cheaper than those that are not dlreetly in
the Paint business.
■ flit tell. WHAT to use-HOW-and I
U WHY -thoroughly and briefly. ■
II <J An artutic and individual home it not to H
IB much a qumtion of pocketbook at of personal ■
M taate—and knowledge. The Booklet give, the ■!
M CALL UP PHONE NO, 106- »
■ The Osceola Paint B
■ and Paper Co. ■
B Th *y — B
caa awb • opr mJ .how rw how to
■ Mny out tho idaM vmli ■
B ALFRED PEATS B
"PRIZE" WALL PAPER
> 1
§ DRUG STORE. 5
> Is what the people will find here. If it’s in the Drug Line <
iwe have it. We sell up to-date goods and make the price «
worth your while to trade with us. Toilet Articles and <
Brushes of all kinds, Toilet and Bath Soaps, Finest Perfumes. <
! WE WANT DIFFICULT PRESCRIPTIONS. 7
< This is our specialty. When we fill your prescriptions your )
( physician knows lit gets just what his prescription calls for 5
, without the slightest deviation. We take all prescriptions. )
> We want vour trade. We do the rest
j C.H. GAYLORD,
DRUGGIST. J
♦ JAMES ANTHONY, C. E. M. A. ST. JOHN, I
♦ MEMPHIS. TENN: SEYMOUR, IND. •
: JAfIES ANTHONY COMPANY |
I Timber Lands,^-1
: Farms, Lands and Timber:
: BOUGHT AND SOLD. |
* Money in any amount to loan on Farms, |
* Lands or Timbered Lands, at legal rates. t
t Correspondence solicited. j
J Long Distance Telephone, 937. t
Judge Liston
Is Still in the Ring
Here is what He Has to Say.
His place of business is at the Southeast Corner of Main Stieet
and Keiser Avenue. Every article in the Grocery line guaranteed or
money refunded. All purchases of $1 or over delivered to any part of
the city. Remember, 16 ounces is a pound at Liston’s.
All articles in the grocery line too numerous to mention at
the lowest possible price. I also always keep the best Flour in tho
market, and every saek and barrel is guaranteed to be as I represent it.
Come and see me and don’t forget the place.
Corner Main Street and Keiser Avenue,
Telephone, No. 20. Terms, Cash
JAMES LISTON.
IMSXIC ———— *
FROM HERE TO TH ERE
You don't have to worry about changlnK ear.,
THROUGH or gptrlng a berth In some other car, just I
Stay with the Through Oar and ■
f SLEEPER you'llaet there. <
Through from Brunswick, Ga., via. Atlanta *
Birmingham, Memphis, and Kansas City.
TO— Tourist rates every day during
the summer. I
* COLORADO very low round
count Epworth League < on-
wntlon, July 5 to 9,
For further informs*
-M tlon M M W
Write Asst. G-nT. Passenger Agent Frisco System 'lempbu.
Xy Xi ;Xi $5
X bl*bl*bbl? b1?-b b x
| Osceola Machine Shop +
George Jib rep, Proprietor
Pipe Fitting, Gin and Engine Repairing. Lathe work a
T specialty. Wagon and Carriage worx. Scientific horse
J shoeing. Satisfaction guaranteed.
| Osceola, Jirkansas. *
wi y . X 1 NO SECRET ABOUT IT
It; is n 0 secre L for Cuts,
qvvvii | Burns, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Sore
COBBLER. Eyes, Boils, etc., nothing is so es-
Heeling end Half-Soleing
IIWIIIIS UHM iiHUVM'vmfr gore J and it is all 0
A Specialty. sore eyes,” writes D. L Gregory,
Yur fatrauce Solicited. 25 “ “ ll