De Queen bee. [volume], December 17, 1897, Image 4

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Ho! for the New York Racket Store! Santa Claus' Headquarters for Ghristmas, km
Everything in holiday goods is now being displayed upon our counters and shelves. Come at c r ce
and makfi your purchasG whil© tli© stock is complGtG in fill Hugs. A. largo assorf mGnt of ladies’ cc. j op
ajjd dress goods just received together with an elegant line of men and boys hats and caps. All
offered at pirces to suit the time. Remember that we are the
LOW PRICED CRSH HOUS6 OP DE QUEEN
and carry a full line of dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes and tinware. Our business has been a success
here and we sincerely thank the general public for so liberal a share of their trade. We hope to i exit
a continuance of same, and in order to do so we shall spare neither time, pains or money in ransac 1 ing
Christendom for cheap goods that bargains in all lines may continue to flow form our counters. Al
ways at your service, and with best wishes, we are, Respectfully,
BH6KH 6 R & (SLAP P.
THE BEE PUBLISHING CO.;
K. C. WIN FORD,
Editor and Business Mn’gr.
A. T. EVANS, - - Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION: SI.OO PER YEAR.
Published every Friday at De
Queen, Ark—west side court
house square.
Sample Copies Sent Free.
K. C P. & G. Time Table.
North Bound. South Bound.
Passenger, Passenger.
Mo. 8 3 00 p. m, No. 4 12:41 p. m.
Local. Local.
No. 15 1:50p.m. No, 10 12:10 pm.
8. T. .Joneb Agent.
Ohuroti Directory
METHODlST—Preaching first Sunday 11
m. tn. and 8:30 p. rn Thlra Sunday 11 a. m
Praymeetlng every Wednesday night ui c p. in.
Sunday School at 0:30 a in.
Ukv. J. A Pahkkb, Pastor
Ira Kookks, S. S..
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIANS will oc
' igy tin' Methodist puipit at 11 a. m. fourth
B.IUI lay in each month
Hev. Austin Wbiuiit, Pastor.
H4.PTIBT.— Preaching at 11 o’clock a. m.,
a.id at night, Second Suuday of each mouth.
;Uev. C. Waiiulaw.
Farmers insure your propeity
against FIRE, LIGHTNING. CY
CLONES and TORNADOES with
L>iOsun, of DeOueeu.
) Within roeent years and only
recent years Georgia and Alabama
have had many thousand spendles
for the manufacture of cotton fab
rics added to their numerous en
terprises and it is all due to the
press of theso states. Every news
paper from the least to the great
est joined in the call to the public
and capitalists of the great rnanu
facturing New England states to
investigate the advantages offered
by the south, and tho different
localities in those states, and the
result is cotton factories in their
cotton fields, so to speak. Where
is the state more abundantly
blessed with advantages suited to
that branch of manufacturing than
Arkansas? And where is the
county in any state more available
than Sevier county? We claim
overy advantage in the way of
convenience to the greatest cotton
fields of the south. We are on the
line of Arkansas and Texas with
the great cotton fields of Louisana
to the south of us, only a short
distance. We claim as another
inducement, as mild a climate as
any one could wish and living is
cheap enough here. That is not all
fuel is not an object of so much
cost here as the P. G. runs direct
ly through tho coal mines Just to
the north, and De Queen is so situ- i
ated that we can almost build a
- I *»niu» » -ttimi
TB- .rr — -—■ '.‘V" —- ' ' "
WILLIAMSON BROS
ARE MAKING SPECIAL
CLOSING OUT PRICES ON PANTS.
TEH AID OLD IIKKOIU WA«, SASH And DOORS.
This Is A Great lime To Get Your
&.m&> E3 imJBTBB'
THHY MWST* OO*
.¥,B'LW,T
2 TWO WEEKS. 2
WILLIAMSON BHOS.
coal chute from the mines and run
it into the furnace here. We will
say to our brother editors all over
the great state of Arkansas, let us
talk the resources and advantages
of Arkansas till capital is attracted
this way.
SAND HILL.
This lias been the longest dry
spell the past year that we have
seen iu twenty-six years in Sevier
county. \ly father left Pauidin
county, Georgia, in the fall of
1872, and landed in Sevier county
February 14,1873, in which county
we have lived since I was 10
years old. When my father land
ed in Sevier county this was a
wild country. I have killed many
deer and turkey here and have
heard the wolves hollow by the
hundreds. There has been a big
change in old Sevier county.
When 1 c ;rne here people cut tirn
her where they pleased, hut now
you must uot chip a pine tree they
are getting scarce, not so scarce
but precious.
The timber in the Sand Hills is
not bought yet.
Mr. J. VV. Stephens says that he
is going to have his fine timber
worked into matches as they are
all pine knots. As I have odlv a
few pne trees I will have to keep
them to get rosin to make soft
soap.
Como out and see our pine tim
ber. Oliver.
LEBANON NEWS.
Lou Henrii is hunting a job.
Mr. Hammond has moved to
Texas.
Mr. Bud Reel has sold'his place
and taken sorghnm as part pay*
meat.
Bob Littlefield has sold his bot
tom landffor a promise.
Mr. Martin Mathews is getting
everything in nice shape for a
partner.
Dr. C. O. Southerland went to
see his brother at Helena last
week.
Mr. Axton died of Bright's dis
ease last week.
Robert—never say fail but take
a little Eliptic Asiatic p nticual
nervous cordual and try again. i,
As news is about as scarce bf ll
hon’s teeth ye correspondent will,
save up for tho next time. n
Rustious.
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HORATIO. o
On my arrival to camp last week
I found quite a number of acci*.
dents. 1
Mr. Ashley, one of my hewers ’
had cut his foot very bad, also Mr.
Yacbery of DeQueen, who was
splitting timber had cut his foot
with a club ax.
Mr. Pete Landers little 10year
old boy fell on a broad ax and cut
a gash four inches long on the
calf of his leg.
My little 10 year old daughter
Mary has been very bid with
something like apoplexy.
Mr. John Wells who has been
running a stave job near De Queen
came in Mouday to assist in work
ing up my timber. We anticipate
a rapid progress in manufac
turing staves.
If this does not meet the fate of
the waste basket I will try to do
better next week.
John Irwin.
Tom Gilbert, one of Gillhams
leading business men, was in the
city on business last week.
For fire insurance see Ceo. T.
Locke,
Mr. J'om Jones a well known
fruit grower of Washington county
and an ex-citizen of Center Point,
was in De Queen last week.
Most any old reliable brand of
whisky can be had at the De
Queen saloon.
W. S. Morris Mg’r.
Miss Helen W hite of St. Louis,
Mo., came down on Monday's
south bound train and is visiting
hor cousin, Mrs. J. G. Hughs of
the Cossatot neighborhood,
Pure apple vinegar 35c per gal
lon at Mrs. Ed T. Cox. ts
Miss Anice Whissenhunt of
Polk county, is visiting the family
of her uncle, Mr. Alex Whissen
hunt, one mile east of town this
week,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICANON.
Land Office at Camden, Akk. Dec 9.1897,
Notice is hereby given that the following- 1
named settler lias filed notice of his Intention
to make dual proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk
of Sevier co. Ark*., at Lockotbnrg, on 25th of
.Jan,y. 1898, viz: Sirena K. Little, of Sevier
county, Arks-, 11. K. 19616, for the w 1-2. no '
1-4, se 1-4, n 1-4 and n-e 1-4, se 1-4, Bee. 5, tp.
8, e r 3l w
She name* the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: VV Robert Rounsaville, of 1
.Jordanbrook, Ark.., William J. Calahan, of
Jordanbrook, Ark , John 11. Bowman, of De
Queen, Ark., James W. Teague, of De Queen
J• A Ross Kogirtor
s> A. Cohn Paraoneu
,c A. Cohn, u former Little lloclc moi /
•i chant, who was convicted of obtainin,
l> goods from wholesale merchants b
y falsely representing to them his abilit
i to meet his obligations, and sentence*
u to one year in the penitentiary, wit
L- pardoned by the governor.
IS , —
a Homestead Entries.
In the United States land office a»
£ Little Rock during November ther
, v were 78 homestead entries, cmbracin)
XI ? .158 acres, and 83 final proofs, embrac
~ big 8,015 acres. The month's receipt
I were 11,327.00.
J. BINCHTtM
Contractor
ana Builder.
All work done according to
specifications. Will furnish
plans and make out bills,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A* S. CIBSON
Collections a specialty. Dealer
in Real Estate. Fire Insu
rance. Excellent farm property
for sale.
Collins Dalce
LAWYERS.
DeQueen, Ark,
Assoiato Office: LockesLurg.
J. W. Bishop,
Attorney-at-Law-
Dequeen, Ark.
J R MILER M D
Physician & Surgeon.
Office hours from 9to 12 a m and from
2 to tip Spepial attention paid to
the trertment of rupture.
DE QUEEN. ARKANSAS.
J- M. LEMONS, M D
de queen, ark.
W. 15. BTII.L,
Will practice in Sevier and adjoining
coiintH's. Parties wishing my services
will call on, or write me, at
NorWOODVILLE, - - ARKANSAS.
E. C. JOHSON, M. D
D HYSICIAN nnu SURGEON,
De : Queen, : Arkansas.
E. M. BROWN- M D.
PiljpicHW §i|i*cjeoi),
Diseases of Females a Specialty.
Office- W, K, Williams’ Drug Store,
DR. S. M. SIMONDS,
*ra ctising :-: Fhysician .
i unci r and D iGisog of th«»
Specialty. Give me a Trial * “
Eagletown, Indian Territory.
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DEQUEEN PHARMACY
Cannot be excelled on earth,
MORGAN DRUG COMPANY,
The proprietors, take especial car# to
procure the best quality of everything.
'I he most complete stock of Drug*,
Medicines, Chemicals, Pharmaceut*
ieals, Standard Patent Medi
cines, Druggist Sundries,
Fancy Notions, etc.
FINE JEWELRY AND
SPECTACLES.
Pocket Cutlery,'Fine Cigars Tobacco*
Snuffs, Toilet Articles, Toilet Soapi.
Perfumery, Face Powders, oto.,
Paints, Oils, Varniahei,
Putty, Paint and White
wash brushes, Dye
Stuffs, etc. etc.
Prescriptions carefully compouded *1
all hours, day or night, by ReiT
istered Pharmacist.
MORGAN DRUG GO,
DE QUEER AVENUE.