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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-13
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WHISK BROOMS
In medium and large sizes,
excellent quality, value
loo each, at ......... Sc
BAGS
In cardinal, purple and
black, metal trimmed,
value zoe each, at 80. &c
TEASPOONS
Royal aluminium ware,
quadluple plate, value SOC
per half dozen, at :. 15c
r
BRAID
In white and colors, value
&c piece; at ......... Sc
WHINE
Four inches wide, heavily
worked edges, assorted
patterns, value 10c a yard,
at .......... ..........6c
SATIN STOCK COLLARS
In all shades, prettily
tucked, value 25c each, at
1850
HIRRED STOCK coll
LARS
OF liberty silks, in all
shades, very pretty, value
zoe each, at ....... CSC
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-08

Go to the Pearl Saloon Restauran,
for fresh Oysters, any style or quantity
The thermometer registered 100 in
the shade Tuesday and "Wednesday
These were the hottest days of the
season.
Sick Headache is the bane of many
lives. DR.. NJ. y. simmons Liver Med.
.ine cures and prevents this annoying
complaint. }. III. Duna4ant & Co.
Becker & Lewis.
Chas. Appel, of Rawisorf, was in thu
city and pleasant caller ut this Office
| Tuesday. He had his name enrolled
for THE TINES. and has our thanks fol-
substantial favorS. -
En'Iless in variety, Varied in assert.
msr {. is the large grocery stock of w
/. Sanders the tastes u tie most.tas
L iious epicurians can be gratitied by
.he choicest delicacies Oh the market al
his store. -
The most delicate constitution can
safely use Billiards. Horehound Syrup.
1t is "A sure and pleasant remedy fol
coughs. loss of voice. and all throat
and lung troubles. Price g and 50c.
Webb & Sanders. : ="
Circuit Court will convene Monday
The officers of theYcourts the attorneys
and others interested are busiIy engag-
ed in preparation FOR this event. which
always attracts more o. less interest.
The docket is light.
Whites Cream Eermifuge is perfect.
" harmless, and will remove every
worm. 1t is $50 a tonic, and by It's
strengthening. properties will restore
Ia pale cheeks the rosy hue Of health
Price 25c. Webb s. Sanders.
After readiag the manufacturers
guarantee elsa where in this paper, go
to Russell. G1salIam II Co.. the agents,
and get SACK of the celebrated Alba
tross Flour. which has few if any equals
and no supesfors on the market.
Miss Minnie Nicely. who had been
spending several days In the city as
sistine at the bedside of her uncle.
Fred e. Nicely, left last Friday morning
for her home at Wheetiey IN response
to a message that her motner WAS III.
You may bride the appetite. but you
cannot brite tile liver to do its work
we'll. Yon must be honest with r.,
help it along a little now and then with
dose of Herblne, the best liver regu-
lator. Price 50 cts. Webb " Sanders.
Hugh r. McVeigh. of Memphis, the
efficient Secretary of the st. FRANCIS
Lavee Board, WAS "A pleasant business
visitor in the city Monday; lie IN
formed MS that the levee will be coln-
pleted 10 Memphis by the LIST OF Janu-
airy.
If YOU eat without appetite you need
prickly Ash Bitters. IL piomptly re-
moves impurities that clog and impede
the action of the digestive organs. ere
atps Good appetite and Digestion
strength of body and activity OF ofain'
Fer sale by j. IL. Upton.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-08

In order to more thoroughly introduce
the use OF burial robes, we will until
j anuaIy !, give Free, a burial robe,
with every coffin for lady or gentle
man. And remember we sell YOU the
c. tfin cheaper than any one in Forrest
Guy. Stevens Bros.
Mrs. Ella Ferguson. Lonoke, Ark. :.
writes: think there is nothing equal
to DIR. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine
for sick headache biiliousness and con-
stioation. have tried ZeiIin's and
Black Draught, but they are nothing
like as good for me. j. II. Dunavant
& Co. Becker u Lewis.
Miss Hattie Whitman. who has been
listing friends at Madison, Indiana.
Fulton and Carrolton, Kentucky, and
9th ar places for couple of months.
returned home yesterdav,to the delight
of her relatives and friends, She has
had a most delightful visit. and returns
look ing the picture of health and lovli-
ness
It's no joke when We say that DIR.
Itch enor's Antiseptici. is superior to
| anything offered thet' dear people, al
IA DIRE ssing for wounds, bites and stings
Of insects, "pOison oak" etc. It's
cleanliness, pleasant odor and quick
ccres make it universal favorite
wherever known. Price soc. Remem-
Der that it is guaranteed to give Salts
faction.
Mrs.. NJ. /. Johnson and. daughter.
Mrs. Il. A. Jumper, and her daughter
and son, tmother. sister, niece and
nephew. respectively. of Mrs. j. II
Dunavant) arrived in the city from
Bardstown. Arkansas. Friday, and will
visit here FOR several DAYS. perhaps
longer. They will of course be guests
of the doctor and his estimable wife.
and that means that they will be
sumptuousiy entertained.
A TINES man called at the Office OF
DR.. Ernest X. Long yesterday and was
courteously shown through his hand
some apartme hts notwithstanding the
fact that the doctor was quite busy at
his profession. In the course of our
numerous Inquiries. we learned that
he had just received a very compliment
tary letter from one of the professors.
in the University Of Tennessee, where
he graduated. in which he is invited
gnu vi SVb w DC RiEoCbt az tuC ODcHlI&
of the 1899 session.. and if this should
be impossible, TO certainly arrange to
be present at the Alumni meeting in
January. and the letter says: Come
prepared to read paper or give
clinic. We. shall be greatly disappointed
If we do not have you down during the
winter. . signed. - l.. q. Noel. - The
doctor is justly proud of the destinct-
ion shown him by his former tutor.
aud when it is known that Prof. Noel
is one of the finest dental surgeons and
has one of the most extensive prac-
tees in the South. the value OF his good
opinion and complimentary letter may
be at once recognized. We congrattI.
late DIR. Long upon his successful ca
reer AT school. and hope he may enjoy
the fullest recompense for his devotion
to his chosen profession.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-08

| AS an external iniment of most
! wonderful penetrative and curative
power. Billiards. Snow Lnment is not
equaled by any other in the world.
Price % and soc. Webb 81 Sanders.
Sam Ashworth. of the Cut Off, was
il the city Wednesday on business and
circulating among his numerous
friends. He WAS accompanied by his
wife and they remained several days.
! From now'till the first of January
l will give Free with each adult coffin
a Burial Robe. and sell you the coffin
cheaper than anybody in Forrest City
Before buying come to see me. will
treat you right. RUSH SToCKARD.
Miss Jessie Thomas, of the Graham
Farm. is guest at the home of Mrs
Is ID. Hatcher this week. The young
lady has entirely recovered from hel
| illness of few weeks since. and con,
templates opening school ut Madison
| Monday.
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment re-.
| lieves the intense itching. 1t soOthes,
meals and cures chronic cases where
| SulS COnS ldtls ~ 10 uO
its sales increase through it's cures
| Every bottle guaranteed. Price SOC in
bottles; tubes zoe. Webb Il Sanders.
Emmett HOshall, who went to Neva.
| da. Mo-. about a month ago. for treat
ment for lung trouble. WAS discharged
as cured and has gone to the Indian
Territory for a brief stay. He was un.
der the Weltmer treatment. and says
some wonderful cures have been effect.
ed there during his stay.
It ia not a liniment, nor 4 salve.
| Contains no grease, or ammonia. A
rational. scientific, chemical compound.
DR.. TichenOr's Antiseptic stands pre-
| eminently superior to any remedy Of
fere4 the public for healing wounds.
burns and other Injuries. Used in
ternally it is fine thing for collie and
bowel troubles.
We have several second. hand stoves
for sale cheap. One New Enterprise
Cooking stove, one small and one
medium sized, coal heaters. All in
good repair. Also one very large base
burner, in bad repair. which we win
sell for a tribe, an of these stoves
may be seeh at THE TIMES Office.
Landyoigt s. Vadasin.
The delicious sauces, catsups, spices,
extracts and tlavorings. for the season.
ing of vegetables. meats and deheacies.
which make the festive board h thing
of joy and "A pleasant Remembrance. are
sold BIZ w. T., Sanders, the grocer, and
at his store may be found the largest
assorted stock Of standard canned
fruits and vegetables in the city.
FOR SALE-The property known as
the Avery Place. situated Ia the north
part of the city, contains abont 3 acres.
House of ten rooms good brick cellar !.
Cgtern. barn and onthouses. Location
BEST in Forrest city-has "A beautiful
grove of forest trees. Apply TO John
". Avery. Hot Springs, Ark; or IL. A.
knight, Forrest City.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-08

Mrs. Il. +. Sellers is quite sick.
Hall Sanders has been quite sick this
week.
Mrs. J. b. Ss nders is visiting her sis
ter in Prairie county.
There will be preaching at the Meth.
odist church Sunday.
Joel 4. Wynne went to Little Rock
Tuesday hight or business. :.
Miss Mamie P'pool went to Newport
Monday night to isit friends. 4
Miss Clffe NASH went to Memphis
Monday morning tc' takein the festivi-
ties and do little hopping.
Farmers Delight the best Potato
Plow and Cnltivator in the world, for
sale by Russell, GRAHAM Il Go.
FoR SALE-One 90 cd work horse and
four Jersey heifers. Apply to J. +.
Wolfe, at Russell. Graham Il Co.'S.
WANTED-An experienced Cotton
uinner. food wages to right man.
Apply to G. II. Havens, Forrest City,
Ark.
Capt. T. +. Haskins was quite sick
last week and unable to attend to bus.
mess. He is better and able to- be I'd
town.
Miss Lula Lewis the charming
daughter of Mr.. II. w. Lewis, is VISIT
ing relatives and friends in Holly
Grove.
w. L. Sanders, the grocer. carries
full line of tin and crockery ware which
is being sold every day at astonishingly
low figures.
LOST-Parasol .on new road between
Madison and r. r. Crossing. Return
to this office or Miss Annie Shelton and
be rewarded.
Louis Altman. of Jonesboro, came in
Sunday and spent the week visiting
relatives and friends. He has been
on the sick list, +,
S. B. Trap, ir.. and wife went to 81 !.
Louis Sunday night, the former on bus.
iness and the latter to visit. They re-
turned yesterday.
A lot of catchy new songs were re-
ceived at the Newsstand to day. All
soc pieces go at SOC here, and we have
big lot of Ice music.
DR.. Stlmson. the dentist. does Il q
best work at the lowest prices. Viii
be here September discrimination
free. Office at DR.. Whites.
The road machine was brought into
requision attbe court house grounds
yesterday. When finished neat wire
fence will enclose the grounds.
FOR RENT-The Store ho,so ~
Gently vacated by s. II Trap, jr. Pos
session at once. Apply to
IL l.. VADAKIN.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-08

For the best new.ground Plow an
Co.
A new Let Of picture frames Of the
latest desie MS. just received at Stevens
Bros.
A pretty lot of fancy papefweigh,s
nave Just been received at the News.
stand.
Herr Johar Bartol. the king s,ave
maker OF the bottom, was n.town We'd
nesday.
Cooks Hotel will reopen for business
Monday, Sept. 10th. Regular meals
80 cents.
Buy a meal ticket from IA. ID. BOYLE.
First-rate boa I'd at reasonable prices is
his motto.
Mrs. Blanche Biscoe. Of Helena. came
up last evening on visit to relatives
and friends
Use Invincible. high-grade -four.
Every barrel guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction.
Heydt's st. Louis Bread. the best in
the market. fresh every day at A. D.
Boyle's Cafe.
Just ireceiyed, a large assortment of
loaded Shells. Cheap for cash, at Russell
Graham u Co..
A. l.. Steve ms. of the firm of Stevens
Bros. Was in the city over Sunday to
visit his family.
Stove wood delivered to any part of
the city for 10 cents per load by Fuss
sell, Graham & Co.
The nobbiest line of gents shirts,
white and fancy, at Russell, Graham &
Co.. cheap for cash.
Sol Lewis spent the Jewish New
Year with his family in Memphis, re.
turning Wednesday.
Mrs. Walter German was quite i'll for
couple or days this week, but was
able TO be up yesterday.
All kinds of lunches served in the
CAFE. or put up and sent out, at pOpu-
lar prices. A. d. Boyle.
Mrs. j. w. Aven has been on the
sick list this week. and was confined to
her bed for several days.
Use Invncble Flour. every barrel
guaranteed to give entire satisfaction
Ask your merchant for it.
w. M. Ewell. of the st. Francis Elec-
trio Light Company, has beeL in 1.-THE
city this week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Fondren are re-
Joicing over the advent of fine new
BOY who arrived yesterday.
y Labor Day was nnobserved il, this
city. further than the posuofi flee C losed
Tor couple or three hours.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-08

FRED. e. Nicely is able to sit up.
Geo Bottoms family are all quite i'll
You can buy glass pen at the News
stand. '"' -,e"s
Lots OF pretty new goods are coming
Ernest Beck is working at Bridge
junction. " i'"s'
Ike Mallory pays cash for chicken,
and eggs. Ae"'
me weather has been intolerablt
X. ). lizard, Esq, went to Howell or
business Monday,
L.. II. Beser was IN Mempbis on
business Saturday.
Talk with NJ. N, Gaf:ies about farm
ana timbered lapas.'
Albatross Flour. the best in town. a,
russell, Graham & Co.'s.
The best meal in town for DC at the
Pearl Saloon Restaurant.
WIN. stone. of Colt. was a genial
Visitor I'll the city yesterday. r.,
Nunnally's Fresh Candies lust re-
celvee today at Dunavmt's. J
Judge Geo; z. Taylor went 10 Mem.
phls Wednesday on business.
George Appel, of the Cnff Off. was in
town wednesday on business.
Mrs. NJ. b. Koerper went to Little
Rock last night to visf for n week.
You can get good novel or maya.
alne at the Newsstand for ten cents.
Miss Mamie P'Pool left Monday for
brief visit among friends in Wheatley
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-08

Who will fit your eyes accurately.
All work by him guaranteed, at
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ssSe-s;sx rooms. saf sssxIdsa. Sz.S lot Is feet
fr@rt by fAe. wanted houses zna lot :
n ali parts 80 city: x furnished room ).
s. Ea fzsA Ssconh avenue
FOR sAIE-Hssysks hiaek ana othar fo..
essee1 city properly and farms cAes1
Janea Botaxea. loans and insurance. =
Bsxsoa asack
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every town to secure subscriptions to the
Ladies' Home Journal and the Saturday
Evening Post; good pay for good work.
We want agents to work thoroughly and
with business system to cover each sec
ton with our illustrated little booklets
and other advertising matter. How well
some OF our agents have succeeded Is told
In a little booklet we would like 10 E,nd
you-portraits Of some Of our best agents.
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY TREASURER'S NOTIcE-No;fce
Is hereby given that the assessment roll
OF Local Improvement District No. 10
in the City OF Seattle. created by ordi-
nance 40. 53ap. entitled an Ordinance
providing for the Improvement OF Fo,,rth
Avenue North, in the City OF Seattle.
from John Street Ia Aloha Street nv
constructing therein an ironstone pipe
sewer OF proper dimensions through said
portion OF said street. together with all
necessary wyes. openings manhoies
lamphole$. ventiiators, catch basins and
flushing tanks. and providing for the
payment therefor by the mode OF nay
merit by bonds, and establishing a
fugad for such pay ment by an assess.
merit upon all the lots and parcels of
land benefited by such Improvement has
been certified To ne for collection and
that unless payment OF the assessment
therein contained is made within - days
from the date of the frst publication OF
this notice. local Improvement bonds
VIII be Issued 10 the aggregate arTlsJsff1s
OF the assessment upon safd property
remaining due and unpaid, including the
amount which "a sssessed against your
pyupsFfy
This notice IS given for the purpose OF
enabling ali owners OF property in the
local Improvement 6tr rict namssi IN fDraf-
nance Nc 5lg.. Local Improvement DIS.
TRICK Se. Isa. 20 redeem their property
from the ASSORTMENT hefo~e the Issuance
of The bonds which may he done by the
"a yrgsens Of the f,Ii. amount OF the assess-
uaeist without interest
II the asFeSsrDeIt ~ charged be no.
paid within the time above specified and
yo8 desire ~ redeem tne property from
said assessment after The execution OF IA.
loGai fss1pruxtTE ut district Sof,ss T. g3n
pc pecs9ssfY for yoa 10 par the fan
amount ri the assessment charged against
yfsssT property. together with interest at
the rate oE slg1t Fer cent. 6 per cent
per sDn2fa upon the whole Assessment
up 20 and Including the date Of the las,
sTstaIarrefsf.
a. n FfffSTr
City Treasurer OF tire City az Seattle.
Date os Art publication. Seattle, Wash.
Iarch IL iss9.
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M'COk funeral Of Euxezzie ~
Conaha win take plzee this afternoon al
O'Clock from the fsrst Frssoytessai
church IntryYnart a: Lake View Gene
terry.
0ADSES--fn Newcastle. March =, 1sss
Myrtle C. the i-saentE-osd daughter 81
Mr. ard Mrs Frank Aadsen. OF tunAm-
nation of tbs stomach
WfcK~-In South Seattle, March II. 1sse
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CARD OF THANKS.
MR. AND MRS. FRANK WEBER wish
70 extend their thanks 10 thar many
friends IN the sad bereavement of their
daughter
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SOCIAL eftsrs afnIneat under the aust.;s.s,,
nf The Swedish Club of Seattle, 10 be
held In thcsr bali next Saturday night.
March q. n9trioilc recitatfons. music.
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The following letters await advertisers At
this office,
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PRIZE masquerade and cake walking
next saturday. March g5s 81 cash for
hest lady and gent waltzers door prizes
To all: valuable prizes for best repre-
sentative costumes. seats for sIec,a~
tors; music by Grants full band CO.
nmbla hail. Seventh and Columbia
street. Admission &c.
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personal.

DON'T. DON'T DON'T.
Don't buy sewing machine until you
see the latest improved New Home il
has no equal in simplicity and durabil-
ity. Call and get our very liberal terms
2ii Columbia street, Seattle, Wash.
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ROBINSON yAFOR BATH CABINETS
in stock. Have door and top curtains
Can be sent to your residence for inepec-
ton. 5a,ea in use. Don't go to Hot
Springs. Use cabinet at home. Win cure
Ia grippe. colds and rheumatism Wili
keep you we'll. Descriptive matter free
c. b. Hills. general agent. 52s Burke build
ing.
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LODGE NOTICES.

MACcABEES ATTENTION - All Sir
knights of the Maeeahees are requested
u meet with Seattle Hive. No 8. H. q. T.
M Thursday s9eging, March ~. AZ 90
By order Of Com,
I
AkCANA LODGE. 81. Il. AID A NJ. meets
second and fanrth Mondays each mouth
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THE CLOSE OF last week marks one OF
the best weeks Seattle brokers have ex-
perienced in a number of months. The
sale of Republic has greatly stimulated
buying, and it is known that other prop
critics are being negotiated for by Cana
dian syndicates. Notably among these
are the Rebate and Tom Thumb. and
when sold. You may look for boom in
Standard and Back Bone stocks. 1t Is
exasperating to see Princess Maud SELL
ing at the present price. as upon the
showing of ore in the mine that property
today is worth soc per share. and We
confidently expect to see Ii go to $1.00.
1t will simply be another case of II told
you So"
Deer Trail No. is nearly or the market,
but We have some left, which We hold
at Gc,
For prices on any of the principal stock
in Republic district, call on or write
w. H. VINCENT & CO.,
and Roxweil Block.
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". w. DEARBORN.
"A f.rAlls, zxa-s-ar


"a Union Block
For Sale 8. 80. cssiee corner on Queer,
Anne hlii f@lxIzs feet OF garden. frui.
and Hosers fofy hlocks from cable. co.
t2g@. i've rooms graded street city
water ane view and easy terms
4 large list 81 improved and ungmprovess
city SUBURBAN and farm properties faEen
on foreclosure bs Eastrrn owners. for
sale a. law prices and On easy terms.
Cali ana examine.
Yarns for r@nt
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
SNAPS.
SNAPS.
SNAPS

Lease for sale on loo-room house, running
FIVE years; good location. with once on
ground floor.
Furniture of six-room house. So: rent so;
close in.
Another six-room house. 500.
Ten-room house, rent $3.50. for $5e5.
Fifteen-room house on Third avenue, near
Seattle theater: $500
Forty-room hotel, $3.50: half cash. bal
ance one year at per cent.
Dry goods and gents furnishing store,
$3.50: will invoice over $4,000
1-room house, 81 800.
36-room house, s., go; one-half cash.
45-room house. rent s45. for 81 ,eoo; part
cash. good time on balance at per cent.
Restaurant for sale: one of the finest
propositions in the city; call and inves-
tigatc: positively no commission will be
charged on any of the above; now - a
chance TO get snap.
SPENCER & Co,
SJ1 FIRST avenue.