De Queen bee. [volume], November 19, 1897, Image 6

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SECURE a HOME at a BARGAIN on ROSE HILL, the MOST BEAUTIFUL LOCATION in the CITY for a HOME. ’
THREE BLOCKS FROM THE BUSINESS PART OF THE CITY.
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Now is the first opportunity ever offered in DeQueen to secure an eligible lot for a permanent home at practically your own price. Don’t miss your chance. Ed T. Cox will entertain a 1
proposition to sell or exchange the entire unsold subdivision to parties who desire to make a profitable investment. An abstract of title will be furnished to each purchaser of a lot. Cail
on or address Ed T. Cox, De Queen, Ark.
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CnnfuntinnariES.
Chniuu Fruits,
Cnld Drinks,
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Fancy Groceries, Produce and
News Stand.
DE QUEEN AV,, DEQUEEN, ARKANSAS
Geo. T. Locke
Will Buy and Sell All
Kinds of Land.
Real Estate.
Wagon Shop,
Blataillfflg.
FAIR, BMUMIBES.
All kinds of wood work, wnpon,
form or mill work. Also Cof
fins made to order. Black
smithing of all kinds done
on short notice. Firts-elass work
men in every department. Give
us a trial. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
Fair, Edminson & Ogden,
That old saying, “ the best is the
cheapest,” was never truer than it
is today; we sell nothing hut the
best. Remember the place — the
Morgan Drug Co., DeQueen ave,
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liiji extrnetfi nt
df Co’s.
HERE YOU ARE!
I offer for sale the South one
half of Rose Hili addition to the
city of DeQueen, (20 acres), well
improved—fine house, orchard,
barns and the finest mineral spring
in the county. Convenient to de
pot and Main streets.
Will sell in whole or part. No
encumbrance—perfect title. Ap
ply to J. P. HURD, Pro’r.
oct 22 4 w
Do you want a cup of cof
fee fit for a King? Buy
crown mixed at Beh & Go’s
Farm Land for Sale,
I have 40 acres of bottom land
one-quarter mile from corporate
limits of DeQueen and 20 acres of
upland one-quarter mile from cor
poration. This land is covered
with native timber. Protected by
the railroad grade from all high
water, it never overflows. Fine
i for all kinds of grain, vegetables
l or fruits when cleared of its tim
' her. Timber enough on the land
if properly utilized to pay fcr it.
Pi n e S2O per acre; one half cash,
l balance in one year. For partieu
lars call on or write W. K. Todd,
1 DcQween, Ark. 24-wj.
WARTED
filings,
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® CED JEl' W Ell SS .
. D. A. RIM ES.
De Queen, and Winthrop.
EAEBER SHOP EOB SALE.
Complete barber outfit for sale
or to rent to right parties. En
quire of Pete McWilliams at Belt
& Co.’s for particulars.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Camden, Ark ,1
October JU, IsSK. |
Notice 1b hereby given that the following
named se-tier han hied notice of Ids int< ntioa
> , to make commuiatiou final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof w 11 be made be
fore tlie county clerk of Sevier county, Ark.,
at Lockesburg on Ist December. islh, viz. ;
' Alexander .Jackson of Sevier county, Ark II
■ E 17150 Cor the S E 1-4 S E 1-4 sec. 24 and E 1-2
'N e 1-4 sec 25 Ts»R 32 W . Ila names the lol
'l lowing witnesses to prove ids continuous resi
i I deuce upon and cultivation cf said land, viz :
I William .J Wyatt, .J 1 homas Phillips. John K|
. Martin, of IXQueen, Aik., .John w Miner of
tihapel Hill, Ark. J. A. Ross, Register
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Camden, Ark.) v
Nov. 4th lb!)7. f
Notice is hereby given that the following
naribl settler has filed notice of ills intention to
! make final proof in support of his claim and
I'iat said proof will be made bi fore the (loun'j
Clerk of S.vier county, Ark at Lockesburg
J Ark., on Dec. 11th. 1.'*.17, viz.•
, JAMES A • VAN ZANDT,
of S Q vi?r coun'y. Ark. Homestead entry No.
I* lb7 -3 tor the N \V 1 , of section 13 in township 7
, south of it 32 W • He names the following wtt
' nessi-B to prove his continuous residence upon
« and cultivation of said land, viz.: John Ayers,
Walter J. Capps, George W. Powell and F rank
C Maddry, all of Silver Hill, Ark.
J, A Koss. Register.
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TOHIC
FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 60 ctg.
Gai. atta, Ills., Not. 16,1833.
' Paris Medicine Co.. Ht. Ixmls, Mo.
I Gentlemen:—We Bold Inst year, WO bottles of
IGROVP’H TASTELESS CHILL TONIC and bare
. buiiHht.three Kross alrvndy thin year. In nil osrex
perience of U years, hi the drug business, have
I never sold nn article that gave such universal sudo*
IftCUoL us Job. Tublu. Yours truly, I
AbMEY, CAUK £CO
FOB SALE BY MORAN 3RU6 CO.
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DeQueen Market
Edminstcn, ilan ing & Smith
Proprietors.
Fresh mid suit meats always
on hand. 6uiicage and Bolog
na. We also keep on hand a
large stock of country pro
duce. Call and see us. First
door east of Morgan’s drug
store.
DeQiicen • ■ • Arkansas.
Penrod’s.
Look at the following articles
and prices. Come and see us.
Mens socks 5, 8 and 10 cents
per pair; Ladies ho-e 10 cents;
large hankerchief 5 cents; Sus
penders 5, 10 and 15 cents;
Neckties 5. 10 and 15 cents;
' Shirts 20, 25 and 35; Drawers
25; Undershirts 25 worth 40.
Towels 5,10 and 13 cts; Hats
boys, 15, 20 and 25; Hats,
mens, 45, 8g and $1.00; Dolls
1.4, 5 and 10 cts; I
brushes 10 cts; Cuff buttons 10,
15 cts; Qne dozen collar but
tons 5 cts; Watch chains 5 and
10 cts. Two foot rule 10 cts;
Toothbrush 5, 10 Hair-brush 10
and 15, Comb-case and mirror
10, Big box shoe blacking 5,
Stove shovel 15, Curry comb 5.
Memorandum books 4, 5 and
10, Time book 5, Good toilet
soap 3 cakes for 10. £0 and 25,
Childrens picture books 5'
Writing paper five quires and
fifte envelops for 5, Tablets 5«
Good bottle cologne 10, Spool
thread 2 one-half a spool, best
4 cts. For one cent you can
buy any of the following: six
slate pencils, lead pencil, 1 doll,
I round zinc mirror, 1 thimble,
paper needles, paper pins, box
| Tacks, pen holder.
PENROD’S:
Corner opposite post oflice.
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I have bought the
T. A. HAMH STOSI
V EIMNOISE,
and am offering the same at
FIRST ■ COS’
Come ami examine the goods.
J. H. Whifflelil.
De Queen, Ark., Nov. 18, 1897.
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THE
Advertising medium is a pleased
customer. Our prices are right.
Call and see us, south side of the
square. Respectfully,
—LAUBRIGHT BROI
NEWTON
HARDWARE
COMPANY.
Don’t Be Deceived when other people tell you that
er Stoves are as good as the Charter Oak. People who
them are the best evidence. We have sold a large num
De Queen and surrounding country. Talk with the people
use them. Then those 3 minute heaters are the .charm.
need not let your fire go out nil winter if you do not
waya h nice bed of coala in the morning. Don’t boy •*” f
have seen them. Another large envoice of Hardware j nP B g|
We are alwnyfl gln-t to show our goods. If you don’t .
you want don’t hesitate to ask questtons. We do not
l>e undersold. Gooda nil fietdi ami new » . i
NEWTON UUIDWARE CO., Detjneen Art
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TcHARTEROAig.
IN addition to
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does the work with t«’
•t est possible quantity