De Queen bee. [volume], September 03, 1897, Image 8

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Great Bargains. ALLGN’S Great Bargains.
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Tull line d Texas hiife ad Bridles. Highsst Price Paid to Eide
A FEW OF ALLEN’S GREAT BARGAINS.
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GROCERIES. <1 iod coffee U poniiua tui 8 LOO. Nine bars of Ovah to soap
i tor 25cts. Our grocer-' line is complete and we wt J he 1 goods at pricea to suit
he (lines.
CAR LOAD OF hLOUR. We have just bought acai I ad f flour cheap and
we are g< ing to give our customers the benefit of it. It is of lie < st’ gr< de and we
aie going io sell it below m h ket pi Ices, Call and see for youi of
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Ij Bii fp'V Go Allen's and trade one dollars worth and get a chance a* SS.IM) No 111 FV I
llLbLljil. trouble to show you goods. Come uad see us—you are always welcome. jLhLi* I ;
A. C. Sonner of Upland. Neb.. |
has spent several days riding!
around DeQueen investigating
what we had to offer the Nebraska
farmer. Mr. Sonner is tin up-to
date Nebraska farmer, a.id is a
close observer. He expressed him
self about as follows in regard to
Sevier county : “I am very much
pleased with what I have'seen in
Sevier county; it is far ahead of
what Mena and Polk county have
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to offer. Your bottom binds make
good grain farmsand your uplands
are fine for fruit. 1 have seen corn
fields during my stay that will
average at least sixty bushels of
corn to the acre, and your fruit, I
which is grown, is excellent, Vour
country is new. and what you want
is good, industrious farmers to put
your farming lauds in shape. lam
well pleased with your people;
never meta more pleasant class to
associate with. You have a good!
town for its age, and, taking every
thing into consideration. I believe
this is a much better place for my
Nebraska neighbors than wbera
they are at
Bring your corn, I will he
prepared <. to grind it Saturday.
Mill near stav„ L cker.
ts ' ■’> Geo. Hill.
o Uncle ” Billie Smith bus taken
L. B. Bickford as partner in the
management of the European hotel,
on Stillwell avenue, between First
and Second streets. Extensive im
provements are being made and
£_.e in contemplation, and the skill
hi carpenter, painter, paper-hanger 1
and furnisher will bo utilized to j
render the European one of the'
most popula. hotels in the city.
Go to A. 3. Gibson, DcQueen
for Fire Insurance,
We heartily appreciate the sup.
port given the Bel by the people
of Sevier county. Hardly a day
passes that from one to a half
dozen new names are not added to
our list. Our endeavors have
been to give to onr readers a
newsy, clean paper, run on a high I
plane and in the interest of Sevier 1
county. How well we have sue-'
needed, wo will leave it to ourj
readers to determine.
THE TURTLE.
A Bro. Jonah, slipping out of 1
duty, went on the waters, Satan- 1
like, fishing; casting hia hook on
the right side, he caught many fine
fish the day previous to the service
nt the liquid grave, where we wit [
nessed the burial and resurrection
of our Lord and Savior Jesus I
Christ. Bro. Jonah and his crew i
caught a fine large turtle at or near 1
the place where the burial was to
take place. So, this is a witness j
that immersion is right. God saw I
lit to remove him out of the way, '
ho that he should not be a stum-1
bling block to sinners, for the
laughers.
So, brother and sister, God does
not require of yon to have a fine 1
nice glass pitcher of clear, clean
water, and just have a little sprin-j
kled or poured on your bead, sor 1
that is not an emblem of his burial
and resurrection. Dip Dkip.
Bring your hides, wool, ginseng
’nd snake root tn Alien’s.
N6WTQN HARDWHRfe CO.
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♦ CABEFULVm a
Ambitious Housekeepers,
, <BU4W»-ww.rii»riiwi n—w aw—ir iiifiM iiiwwii .
J1 pf nb I i ■, (‘ak
c’.vsive iiard- Sensible Girls, moves.
ware Sore in 1 Texas Saddles.;
Howl. Up L: AH priuo thomsolvos on b®lnf? nnd al! t Jmi< id’
! ( v.r (.mb for able to bake 1.-mi , r Goods
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lit hiuic pine — ~ , ... of Sm*.‘ Hard-
. ' a o accomplish this
\ou hat e teen wire I mware
paying for an :,n(l 1,0 “ r
jinferior article. *Ml? mtming Goods.
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Are Indispensable.
COME ANO SEE LiS?
EUROf EAS 808, W Per Bay
L. B. BICKFORD. Proprietor.
(k LATELY REFURNISHED
Neat and Clean.
DE QUEEN, - - ARKANSAS
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J. P. Smith,of Ant tre. 1/ ~ once
liv' d near wh< re De Juceii now ik,
lie vimted bis brc her-ii law. J
T. King of Cos'Ht »t, thi > week,
and during bin -itu; came ovei 10
“ take in ’’ DeQueen “ I was
astonished,” said he, “nt die
growth of the loun in ho short a
! lime and with the large s< op ;of
' country around it DeQueen nthf
1 necessarily be a good town. 1 had '
| no idea that I would find so much 1
j business and so many people here,!
and such a thing as a i aper being'
' published here was really aston-!
1 iehing, and you may just send the •
Bee to me the next six months.”i
Mr. Smith is a prominent farmer
in his locality, but may return to
j Sevier in the near future J. I'd
and J. P. Kirg of (loasatot, and J. j
i A. Austin, called with him, and
! the former gentlemen int reused j
. our subscription list by having!
I their names placed upon our'
! books.
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NOTICE.
' To WHOM I'l MAY CONCERN ;
I have sold out mj entire stock
j of general merchandise to the Se
vier Co. Mercantile Um, who will
[ continue l>u>iness tl the | lac> for
merly occupied by m .
i AH of my indei tedneis 5 rea
. son of this sale laxiiiu 1 ecoine
■ ilue, will be | a d < n piesen ati >n.
I 1 hanking my pat on* ft ? a.l pMt
favors, 1 beg 10 1 n in
Yours, truly,
CUAb. HEli BRON. 1
SUMMER GOODS MUSI' BE SOLD. 12 1 2 cent lawns at 7 1-2 cts. Lal
shirt waists former price 75 cts. iind $1 CO—Allen’s hard time price 40 and 60 c J
All other Summer goods sold in same proportion. 1
5 ENS’AND BOVS’ CLOTHING. Mens’suits from M to sl2. ('lilial
suits from 75 < ts. to S 3. A good $2 man's hat for 81.25. All wool jeans 25 cts. a\J
HORSI Foi the next 30 days we v,e will sell horse collars ufl
sizes and kinds at cost. Call and see what we can do for yon in this line. I
NOTICE TO EVERY 0 IE.
The Co, Merca itile Co.
having bought the • ntire stock of.
general merchandise from Chas.i
lieilbron at 50 centr on the dollar,!
v ill open up in a few ('ays and
give ail of DeQ .eeo’s pat ous the
benefit of this low purchase.
Look on' for unheard of bar
.gainsand watch for the date of
! opening in the Bee.
Yours, for business,
j SiviEß Co. Mercantile Co.
Among the distinguished visit
' ors to the city’ this week was Hon.
1 W. I). Lee, a member of the How
ard county bar. He left Wednes.
day for Dallas, where he has busi
ness in the circuit court of Polk
1 county. In speaking of DeQueen
j he expressed himself as very much
surprised at its phenominal
; growth and the building that is
now going on.
Fred Brooks, one of Horatio’s
society beaux, spent Tuesday here
accompanied by lion, Charles
Walker, an attorney of that town,
who left the following day for Dal-1
las, Tex., with his father’s family.)
where they will make their future
home. By their removal Sevier
county and Horatio lose a good,
substantial citizen and business
man and one of their promising
attorneys.
11. A. F inley is opening his stock
of goods this week or DtQueen
1 avenue.
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A few of the barga : r.s that the |
De Queen Lu” lai d Town Site Co
are of'ering for sale.
No 1 120 awp On ’> ► < . 00 n<-r' < f h..t-
to:r l ■ I a: 1 3.*> n<T( •. cl upli. '! ■. v (1 . -, t
aboir r pear and fruil t r<-( ► « i. in h< use
and line will. A kou.l griin and noke farm
No 2 10 acre* od«’mlb'from lewn. 3.5 acrea
ini' t ivaticn, good will fi-r I'tin , • xira will
fine I A flue [..ace, Write us- abo.it it.
No 3. wo acri rf'xtr ’i f < i-t o’t< w" 40 ncri’'
it?! 'i> loin and to ii'-r * t n.-au t 1 u ;i. 2-5
« is In cultivation, good will, house ant
j mune fruit.
N> I S 5 aerm of upland f.vc rnlh* from
ton i. 15 in cu'i’va 100 apple, pear and.
1 mu h tn if., fine t>pring
No 5. b’.o arri'F 1 1 ' n » w?«t of town. 15
ni-H ■ in i-ul: v.->- > n I, 1 U‘<‘, ( .;c "I.»-
ydn.’f :o ri.iio- n fl: >■ 1 ' ■ :n<*. Write for price*
•ti.il fui her dlft'-riptio. ».
I No fi 142 acres 7 nd! s oust. 40 Ocrea up
land . bain ee ( It'o ; ~; < , u >-
I t' m Iti’e! in on .■i.-'e: . a fl net I ;i
I asl V’-'-. 5 ac! . r :: I 5 ti-no'hy
'1 Ilia land liar r n r la g .•>•! "rop A
flue place s>r atoi-x d ,n ;gt ..j n<<-)d
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•I GOODS and PRICES. 3
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Is in the market with a complete
line of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
And oilers goods at LOWEST PRICES.
Cheapest floods in Hie Territoj.
#®=*TR MY GOODS and PRICES.
1 CHEAP is the word.
, Eagletown, Indian Territory.
1 .>0 , 4" ucr* s. H<n.f ine Aiiiua
I uubl«- limb* r and i« guod, Conatot bettomi®
No. f AO acres acrom Cosßatot river
above All bottom lai <1; 85 nfiis in tuitfl
lion . HO acr< s 1< r.«■•<! 'I ht se time k.rrwtfl
t he bt st luud in the nation 1
No 9 acres G mllea north of iivt.l
<-rt <k \ all. \ inn 1; 75 aci< «in foltivatloa
unit W e have a low price and cuu t oil til
this place. ■
No 10 IGO acres 1 mile from town; lhH
all in fine p r.e and xtk; stnall charing;
w. 11 etc . Thi» land lies well, has good mH
and will he valuable In time. |
>' > 11 h;n ncns fl mib a north; all tnH
valley land; loins No k; flue mellow soil; inS
larm laud; good rang' tn neighboring Mill I
Wo would like* to have roJ
one brir g us average specimens 1
corn, potatoes, onions, clover ail
other products of Sevier countjl
for exhibition. I
Diqteen Land and