De Queen bee. [volume], September 24, 1897, Image 4

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DeQueen, Sevier County and Sur
rounding Country on Fire with
Excitement and in Hot
Haste to Reach that
Great Emporium
of Low Prices,
THE O TDRK RACKET STORE
Which handles Everything in
Clothing, E rjGoods, Boots, Shoes, Aotio . Tin & u f?. e
We are cutting, slashing, slaughtering and marking down orices
in all lines. Mountains of these goods are being received daily, vhose
lofty peaks are towering skyward from our shelves and countc.s, hut
Whole prices sink down deep below the lowest of our competiti rs.
When iu DeQueen, at all hazards see our store, goods and prices,
which will be gold saved to you in your purchases.
Clothing
we are bold m declaring that
we are peerless both in price and
■quality. Pants from 25c a pair
up; Suits from >2.00 up.
In
Dry C cos. Cents*
Furnishing Goods
and Notions
we pulverixe all com .etition.
Needles. 1c a paper Ic.
2 spools good threaj sc.
2 papers pins 5c
A good laundried shirt 45c.
A “ Gents work “ 25c.
A “ Blacking brush 10c.
2 bottles ink sc.
A good horse brush 10c.
A “ pair men's
Men’s socks 3c.
Agate buttons, per gross sc.
Safety pins, pet dot 2 l-2c
In
Boots and Shoes
our prices simply unnerve, shock
and wreck these old high price
fellows.
A good $1.75 men’s shoo, our
price $1.15.
On the market is fluctuating so that it is im
possible to make fixed prices. Bat we will dig up Rock Bottom
figures w tn you are here and in the market for them.
The a’ove figures are only a few prices made on the thousands of
clean, new and fresh goods upon our counters and shelves ; tl at cause
the trade of this and surrounding country to crowd our store oadj and
••care bargains in all lines ; that, make competition stand speechless
in wonder and astonishment, and swear, after recovery, that we have
either stolen oar goods or gone craiy.
Remember, that we represent Chas. Broadway Ror.se of New
York —the lowest priced house on the face of this globe ;md that he
•ells to but one firm in each town, and that the New Y'»rk Cash Racket
Store is the store here. See us and be convinced that there is no
matching our goodsand prices.
Respectfully,
BUCKNER <Bc CL/ PR.
DE QUEEN BEE, j
EVANS & WINFORD, Prop* ;
SUBSCRIPIOH: SI.OO FEB YEAR.
Published every Friday at De
Qneen, Arkwest aide court
house square.
Sample Copies Sent Free.
K. 0 p. a G. Time Table.
FortM Bound. South Bound
Pataca gar. Patten ger.
Wo.l3:Mp. m Fo. 411-tta. tn.
Local. Local.
Mo. Ml.top. a- Fo. Ml!:5»a. m.
P. O. Flawbty. Agent.
Ctitxroti Directory
METHODIST.-ProaaNDK flrot Saaday 11
a m. a»<l 3:snp. m Third Bunday 11 a. «»-
Praymeeting wry Wednesday night at Bp. tn.
Sunday Softool at ••SOa m
Mar. J a. Faaen, Factor
laa Kogsm, S B.
CVMBEHLAFD PRESBYTERIANS will oe
*«t»y tho Mubodtatpaiplt at II a. m fourth I
e#3day Ik »•«> moots —
Jtrv Arern» Waiow, F«a*er
A good $2.00 men’s si e, oi.r
price 1.40
A good $2.50 mu..\ 3 , . our
price 1.90
A good $3.00 m u’u »u. , < r
price 2 25
A good $1 25 ladies’ h i",
our price 90c,
A good sl.’>' V .h e.
cur price 1.00
A good sl. . <
our price 1 25
A good $2 "> I . ’ di ,<
our price 1 40
A good $2 .5 .. i< si <
our price 1.60
. Hats.
Hats of every description, wool
and fur, all sizes, from 20c. up.
In
Hardware &T inware
our prices are undisputed and un
approachable.
A good hammer for 10c
A gennine steel ham .ei 35
A “ “ hatchet. 35c
A good small handsaw, 35c
A “ largo “ 50c
2 “ bandsaw files, 5c
1 8 inch file, iOc
Tinware at your own p ■ ce,
BAPTIST —Preachingat I’. o’clock a in. and
at night second Sunday of each month.
Rxv C. W ardlaw Pa#-or .
SEVIER
O O U IV Y M K x-
O eonipjf
for* tlio best
Aowosat:
The attention ot the farmers
around DeQueen and the mer
chants and business men generally
has been called to lhe impor anee
of putting the roads in proper con
dition before the fall and winter
rains set in. Farmers, cou it up
the cost of your delay and <ee if
you do not pay and pay dear.y for
it in cost of breakage of vehicles
and the strain on your team be
sides the great inconvenience and
the trouble you must undergo
iwhar. your wagon sinks to t».e
hub in a mud hole and you must
Wade into lhe mud* to prize it oat.
Now we ask in all candor, is it
.business to delay this matter when
i you are aware of the fact that it
; will cost so much ? We would ap-
I peal to Lhe citizens of DeQueen as
| men of intelligence and here and
'now, put you on notice that y<>u,
as well as the farmer, will lose by
this dangerous delay. All those
who expect to haul their crops
over these roads and the merchant
i who expect to sell goods know the
roads will be bad later on, and the
first mutterings of thunder will
sound a death knell to your inter
: esta, both as farmers and mer
chants, and the first dark cloud
jwill roil over your business as
the black cap ower the face of lhe
condemned, lake warning.
A glance at the tax bo ks will
show a record for this county that
is almost beyond the conception
of the most sanguineand a dent be
liever in the future greatness of
Sevier county. The total value of
real estate in 1896 was $652,436
while the books show for 1897 r
total value of $960,000, an increase
of $307,564, nearly 50 per cent
The total value of personal prop
erty m 1896 was $492,924, and ir
J 897 it amounts to $523,276, an in
crease of $30,352.
The increase in value of lhe real
estate io Sevier county i* due
largely to the building of the* K.
C., P ± G. R. R. Net only the
value of the road but it has eu
hanced the value of land for mil :>
buck and the present town site cd
DeQueen is now worth thousands
where it was only worth two or
three dollar* per acre prior to the
building of the railroad.
I the taxable \aiue oi leal es
tnte has increase i in Sevier county
50 per cent, with unimproved
highways what will be the re-ull
should we go to work and have
the very best roads possible ? Pros
pectors coming from other states
wou'd be willing io pay m- re for
a farm on a good highway than
one on a gully
The same warning thet applies
to the people ot DeQueen and
those in this vicinity applies with
equal force and importance to ev
ery tamer ’n this county ns well
as to every merchant in every
town in Sevier county.
BEE BUZZINGS.
Prof. Taylor I*bell of tJhape!
Hili spent Tuesday in Locke*
burg.
Mr. Kichard Ansley, one of
Nashvill promiiit nt m rchants.
made.u'bi.sitiess (?) txip to Lockes
nug last Sunday.
J. L. Roberson, a leading Lr
m< rof he Rolling Fork v rt ll y,
was in Lockesburg on business
the firsi of the week.
Tinny & LaGrone will he open
and ready for business the last of
this week or first of next Don’t
buy all your good's before you
look at their large stock.
We need 25 copies of the Bee of
Sept. 10th. If any of our -uh
scribers can furnish us that num
ber we will be glad to have them.
El.
Our repr* sedative spent last
Sunday night at Silver Hill stop,
ping at the Smith restaurant where
he ate one of the best meals he
ha-partaken of in South vest \i
kansas. Monday m 'ruing hi
called on Collins Bros, the gen
eral merchants of that place who
seem to be doing a very nice I usi
i net’s.
| The graded school at Locke -
burg opened the fail session Mon
day with Professor F. M Maione
as princii al and Miss Lida s e t i
and Jno. Lamb assistants. Lockes
bnrg ha* long been known as »nr
of tb<e test towns in South..eat
'Ark., both from a moral, ed ,<•«-
tt'onal and business standi nt.
W ? p»» phe- / f°< the Lockesburg
acrool a successful term under the
management of Prof. Malone.
Chickens and Eggs-
I have located permanently in
DeQueen and will pay the highest
n arket pri-e f<-r produce. Ihayei
no goods to sell you and will buy!
y »ur stuff for CASH ONLY. I want
five hundred good fat ben* with
in ten days Bring your chickens,
eggs and Tides; no danger of
bringing too m ny. lam located
• pposite i ae‘ postoffice. Market
reports received daily.
Jno. L. Peood.
DeQueen, Ark.
I Mr E, L. Nelson <f the N» r
’•.r,?. vill vicinity mu ’e He a pl»-as
•int call Tues. ay an I had us send
be Bee to his address.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
i .
Ooliiiifis ok lattice
LAWYERS.
DeQueen. Abx.
i
Assoii. e Office: Lockes’ urg.
i A S CIBSON
A W YE R*
! < oi.ee.i isu specialty. Dealer
in L -al Estate. Fire Insn
r.n<e. Ext client farm property
i<• < • !e.
J. W. Bishop,
fit!jrney-at-Law-
Ih queen. Ark.
J R MILER M D
Physician & Surgeon.
Offl.- .ion rs from 9t012 a m and from
tto r : in Sp. ptii attention paid to
the tr rtmentof ruptun
DE QUEEN. ARKANSAS.
J- M. LEMONS, M D
fhijsieiili) qod Sqrgeoi),
DE QUEEN, ARK.
yv. b. still.
Hl NTIS T.’W*
W.ll -settee In Sev'er and id’olning
eon ci *&. Parties wuhing rny >erviee»
wol rail ou, or write ix.e, at
Noawo dville, • • Arkansas.
£. *. JOH 3)1 , M. D
PHYSICIAN 808 SURGEON,
I* . ■ Queen. : Arkansas.
I. M. BROWN, M. D-
Bqrgeop,
Dio.-.asm of Fcmalxs a Specialty.
Ofiiot T. K. Williams' Drug Store.
DR. S. M. SIMONDS,
Practising Physician.
Ch on c Chill# Treated on I isurance.
Ca .c.T aid t).isea#e# of the Eye a
Sj, cialty Give me a Tria.l
Eagletown, Indian Territory.
ifiifloii
Is not so good as the “Yellow Stuff” of
California, but the stuff you get at
DIQU"-N PHARMACY
Cannot be excelled on earth.
JM DRLG GOTOY,
Ihe proprietors, take especial care to
procure th*-best quality of everything.
The mc«r, complete stock of Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Pharmaceut
icals, Standard Patent Medi
cines, Druggist Sundries,
Fancy Notions, etc.
FINE JEWELRY AMD
SPECTACLES.
Pocket Cutlery, Fine Cigars Touaccos,
Snuff-, T«ilet Articles, Toilet Soaps,
Perfumery, Face Powders, etc.,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Putty, Paint and White
wash Brusbea, Dye
Stuffs, etc. etc.
Prescri tions carefully compoudnd at
all hours day or night, by Reg
istered Pharmacist.
MORGAN DRUG CO.,
PR QUEEN AVENUE.
Mrs. ED T. COX,
CnnfßDiianßrißS.
Chnioß Fruits,
Culd Drinks.
Tub sunn Burl Organs.
Art. for: TEXARUNA TROY STUM GUI
DRY toil KLINES STEAM RAKED BREAD.
Ice Cream Parlor and
News Stand.
DI QUEEN AV., DEQUIIN, ARKANSAS.
E. C. TYER.
24 year# experience Everything in my
line executed in an artistic manner.
All style# oi hair-cutting done in the
beat style and shaves second to none.
rXTRY ME ONCE.
GROVES
KlSb
“tasteless
CHILL
TDNIE
IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 60 Ct 3.
C ai.atia. Ills., Not. ifi. 1993.
Parts Modtrtae Co., Louw. Me.
GenHenjcn:— We sold la«t ye»r, botttet of
GBOVL. 3 TAaTKI.ESR CI’ILL TONIC and have
bought three prose nlroudy thia year. In all cnar as
pe.-teuce ot U yv.irs. In the drug bualneiMi. hava
nev-r .eld rn article that garn «ocn nntaaraal antM>
tacUun aa your Tonic. Yours truly,
Auxrr.CAxa
FOR SHE BY MDRlil CRJS CO.
BICKHAM
HOUSE i-
J. BICKMAM,
Manager.
RA TES 1 "DOLLAR A DAY.
The best one dollar a day hotel
in Texarkana Everything neat
and clean, accomodating ser
vants, only short distance from
Union depot; Porters meet all
trains.
special pates
BY THE WEEK.
SICS VINE ST.
TFY.HIT.W.
ARKANSAS.
C A CLEARY
Careful estimates furnished.
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
FIILIIS BOLGHT AW SOLD.
I will soon be permanently
located in Dequeen in the real
estate business Parties want
ing their lands sold, will please
nt once have them listed, I
have the names of 5,000 actual
home seekers that want homes
and not speculators and will
give what your lands are worth.
I have correspondents all over
other states. Satisfaction guar
anteed. GEO. T. LOCKE.
W.J. BINGHHM
Contractor
ana Builder.
All work done according to
specifications. Will furnidi
plans and make out bills,