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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-26
Down Goes the Price to 81, $50.

l525 Mississippi ave. between Park ave. and
keanett place. opposite Lafayette Park 2
story stone-front brick residence. rooms.
bathrooms, laundry and cellar. with furnace and
all coryeniences: the house alone would co-t yol
more than s. coo If you built ii to-day: lot 21N
;3S feet: big bargain for some enc.
CHAS. +. VOGEL, 62i Chestnut St
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DOCTOR ANNIE HEWLAND.

'cn1neinents. Sit. grained nursing: elegant NC
.-'mmodationr: free homes for infants IL desired;
ladies' treated for IS treatment guaranteed; reg
uator. II only: private, reliable, secluded, IL
censed home. where you well treated and
your care guaranteed: private diseases a special
~. 2S21A Olive 1t.
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Il ZULEMA LODGE, NO. a21, X. OF P.
Nslaf meets Monday evening. June %. 1903, IN
S2 Hall No /. tersh floor Century buiiGnk.
at 3 O'Clock. Election of Representatives
to Grand Lodge Members expected and visitors
A. ". DAVIDSON C. C.
Attest: o. NJ Brooks X. of R. & 9.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-26
DR.. ARTHUR'S GOLDEN SEAL REG F.,

Patent applied for,relieves in three hours: bewar
OF substitutes; noiIe genuine without signature G
Golden Seal Med. Co.. 1881 Washington; price s
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EQUITY Finance co.

II you need money us. We advance Won
money on your salary. Loans furniture nego-
tiated. No objectionable inquiries Business
strictly confidential. Payments to suit convene
!ence. Equity Finance Co, ilo Missouri Trust
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-07
Mm G@pmtractoreit

fir Die 0%rabirmmg mnn ben Sam amter
SIZES Strafen, fDtpie Der m1ttgen
Sriiden tn Berar GDmmtg, xeras,
int 8etrage bun fitnfbunoerctam{enn
Dollars ($5OO,OO0).
8eriiegelte Ineebpte far Die obiee
Xrbeit peroen entgeeeneenommen
in Der Imtsftube oes County glerfs
bis gum 10. October 1903, Wittaes
um u ubr. Dieielben miiien aos
o~reiiirt fem an bas Geriht Der
Gountp > @Dmmiiidre BON 8erar
Gountp, 9eras, uno miiiien NIT Der
obigen Nufihrift nerieben lein. Die
benz @ontracte gu @runoe gu leeenoen
Bldne uno Specificationen lino
pom q. September 1903 an ppm
Sountp' &i6ter &obert 9. Green,
San Nntonio, Teras. gu erlanaen.
Das Gountp bebdlt lid bas 8ebt
Dor. ieoes einaelne Der Gn9ebote aue
rifsupeiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-07

Ser Mrheiterta8

wuroe in San Nntunip in arDBem
Stple eefeiert. Die 8ureaur i'm
COUNTY $ @ourtbaufe. in Der Staots
bale. Die @erihtsb6fe. bic 8anfen,
Die Shulen, Die @elhdfte &c. blieben
aei6loiien, 10 onB Die Staot Elm
ionntdolides Nusieben batte. Nuf
oer StraBe beme9ten iid Tauienoe
feitlib gepubter Weniden, Die bic
Yaraoe IN Nugenibeit nebmen moas
ten. methe iib aeee1 10 ubr Gors
mittaga unter Sibrung oeS @r0Bs
marihaus 6enrb aoaenbera BON
alamo Ylaan aus in 8emegung
febte. Die Nrbeiter aller Berufsars
ten uno Ganbtperter aIer 8randen
rlabmien oaran Sell. Ser um5ug,
in melhem aeeen 1000 Wdnner
marihirten-bie perlbieoenen 9ano,
tuerfe batten fid beIpnoere aleiocr
Doer Nb5eihen 5ugeleat-mar In orei
Dipiliunerl nbgeteilt NIT ebenlD piez
len Wufittopelen. Sci Der @ld>
tebr nod benz Marih ourh Die
1auptitraBen muroe auf benz Nlano
Hla5n bic @epue a~bgebalten.
Die 8ru3eiiiDn erregte iiberaG
Mufieben uno seiate. mie nurneriib
tart bic MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Gtaot 1T. @ab erfulater MuflDiung
Der 8rD5eiiiun begaben fib bic Teil.
nebn1er nab Dem San He6rD Harf.
100 allerbano Spiele uro Belufti<
arri0en uno elm BON Carl Bed'8
8upelle ausgefibrtes 3onsert, iDnie
Die Meoen bes 8ater &irpir, BON
@alpeitpn, iDpie bes Meu. 6ur1er
s. @iliun BON bier, oas Broeramrl
biloeter.
Cine unoebeure MeniHenmenae
NOR i'm Hast periamntelt. Ser
Wefhlu6 bes teftliden Eages iollte
Elm WaQ biloen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-07
"Lons STAR ier Die giettuua.

ais 8aed1as etmff CUR Spmmersett,
Wtdt ridbttg ad,t gegeben,
9a tumd)S amf Groem iueit mHc brett,
&etm 9ranbfeim att ben Mebcn.
limb Snpiter rief idbtuer ersrimmt:
w9m ghnft, tuie fpa amf GrSen,
Wena man oen @ein ben Menfdben
tinmt,
Ser Surit crleoi8t meroen 2"
Tremnb Sadbns bDrt ibn rmbia an
HUB tuies baum It'll btnmnter;
Sa fak betrt 8iere Mann ait Mann,
Hub ancS sed3te mnnter.
limb Snpiter eridjrufen ipriebt:
rWas fpa nenn oas bebemten,
@enn eS 9ir an bent Wein aebridjt,
90 giebft 9n 8ier ben &cmtet ?"
9pH SadbuS iagt: vSaS tit mal 10,
Die Xeute mDlltem's baben,
Gs funmt BON Can Mntomip,
limb tut am beitem fabcm."
rGS brant'S Die ,,Spne g t d r"s
y rameret /,
9ie grORem 8uf aeniekef,
uno tper eS trinft nnn iup eS fei,
Wit @Dlfnit tptro'S beariiset
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-07

Iuf benz s. Deleeatenta9e Der
nationalslDcialer Gereine in @Dttin=
gen 1T ea lharf bergegoneen. Die
3utunft bes Gerbanoes, b. +. bic
beabiihtiate geribmel5une nit Der
Sreiiinnigen &ereiniguna, bilbet no.
tiirlib ben 6auptinbalt Der Berbanos
lungen. Bfarrer 0auntonn, Der
Subrer Der Nationaliociolen, pltBte
BON purnberein, baB er pbne @ioer=
itano Ietnen Blan nidt tperoe eurdy.
fIbren fDnnen, benn es lagen pom
ueribiebenen Ortspereinen, 10 pDn
@Dttingen uno Dem @iienader Sber.
lanoe, Nntrige Dor, bic Sutton nit
Der Sreiiinnigen 8ereinieung ab.
aulebnen, aber auf cine 10 heftige Op.
petition, mie iie ftd totldblib funb.
CAB, tuar er bod nidt gefaBt eetpe=
len. ginige Deleairte erfldrten franf
uno frei ibren uebertritt CUR Spsials
oempfratte, mas ni@t geringe Sem
iation peruriabte. @egen ben Nns
iatuB an Die Sreiiinniee gereinis
auna madte itb bon alien Seiten
itarfer Broteit geltenb. Nah ftnrs
miihen Debatten beibloB Der gertres
tertae, ben 6auptuerbano auisulDien.
Die S0rtoauer Der Srtspereine 1Du
oagegen BON Der eigenen gntihlie=
Bung abbdngen. 9as Sasit Der Sahe
lit, oaB Die meiiten NationalloSialen
parteil0s bleiben biirften. 1nb boz
NIT ~serrinnt Der ibDne 9raum bon
benz Mnfang Der gerl@melsuna Der
liberalen Barteien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-07

Gs 1T mebr aatarrb III oteler Yeaenb Ses aanoes
6s in bic lesten Sabre gait er ais unbeilbar,
giele Sabre lang ~ertldrten Sottoren ibn fur cine los
tale Rranfbeit uno i6rieben lotate 6eilmittel Dor,
uno oa fe ibn nit dr5tli6er gebanOluns befdnoie
nidt t%lrirten, ~erfldrten lie ibn fur uubeilbar. Die
@iHeni6aft bat %beDieien, oaB Ratarrb cine Gonfti.
banblune ~erfJroert. Satt,g Ratarrb=
BUR, f%abrlsirt. bon g.. 8. GbeneD& 6 o..
Eoleoo, Obto, 1T bic elnsiee cpnftltutionetle Sur i'm
Nartte. Sic tpiro innerli6 in DOZEN pSer SabeH
pon 10 Sropfen biz gu einem Sbeel6ffsl pol gcnpm .
men. Sic virt brett anf oas 8lut uuo bic i6lel'
MICE Oberfidbe oes Spftems. Sic bisten ein6un.
bert Dollars i1r jeoen Sal, ben lie ,u iuriren pers
Ieblt: 9abt Gu6 @irulare nno 3eueniHe iommeu.
MbteIirt:
s. 5. GbeneD g. 6 o., SoleSo, o.
s8- 8eriauft BON allen GpOlbetern, rs Gents.
6aa's JauatIteu $ ViIen fno bic beten.
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.6umoriftiihe Reifeaiel,

OumDrtnt11 Het1e3tele.
SDlgenoe &eiie5iele tperoen ben
perfhieoenen Werufsarten bon einem
@itbolo empfoblen. gs fpuen reiien:
bic &ecenienten nah Ntigen, bic
gerliebten nad &dBnaht. Die germ
4nhenoen nab Dortmuno, bic nit
Nppetit @eiegneten nab giien, bic
Sblddter nod Darmftaot, bic Ser.
taterten uah 9erine8oorf, Die Stars
Ten nab Serfulesbao, Die G~ufQereg.
ten nah Wilobab, bic Qriitofraten
rtah Noelsberg, Die aablf6pfigen
nah 9arbur9. bic Sibigen uab @is.
leber, bic TenDre nod Singer, bic
Sngenieure nab 8neibrifen uno
enblib bic Grmel nah @eloern.
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San Antonio
International Fair
Opens Oct. II, Closes Oct. 20
Hrief elite.
Derren,9thes

aberrens2ttes
8 S Nbams = Sobnnie Burg - grnt
Blum - Soc Diet - 80 D6bnert 81 s
Srant-Soe &urner - u 8aftetter - 9
Qoab-Mlbert SHmitt.
DameusQtfte (.
Mrs S6a @leranber - Mrs Cora Dole
-Mgnes 9unnia-Bertha SDfauer-Mrs
Soief 5ubler - Mrs Camille &ramf -
aucp Moel-Wrs M q @arnad.
atusIanbttde
e 8 8rodmaun-@m s &irlinsti-&
SO @%aufmaun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-07
9entiae ateiOeus= 9rndael.

Nae Grten BON Drudarbeiten rper'
ben in beutider, engliiher uno ipa'
nilder SpraGe fem uno LAUDER 81
Breiie au8gefabrt. Speci'
alitat:l Druid BON Statuten, 8erlot
bungsa, Seiratbss unb @eleaenbeitS'
&arten. auf Gnfraae meroen &o'
itenanihldge ~eeliefert.
Mic Tenaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-07

Gerind,et, uuo Sbr tueroet ftamneu.
ANAkESiS, bns meltberlbmte peilmit.
tel Der bartnadigten 9dmOrrbDtbem.
gale, BON DR.. Silsbee erfunbeu, fat bic
punberbarifen 8uren 6ieies iBredlidben
9ei6en8 beruirtt unb 10000 bantbare
Menihen, bic es aniuan6ten, fbnmen bies
be5eu9en. SHUTTER nit Gebraubsan,pei.
Jung tuerben ouf @erlanseu burtb P. Neu-
staedter & Co., Box 2416, New York,
fret nerihidt. 8u baben in allen renus
mirten Nputbefen. 9itet euh Dor Nad.
abmungen. Nhtet barauf, baB bic I'm.
terihrift BON s. Silsbee, M. D. iidb aui
ieber Settle ber Shahtel befinbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-07

Wenn mir barauf beiteben,
nahldiiig gu iein, fDnner mir uns
oarauf nerlaiien. in turaer Belt an
Werftopfung ST. leioen. biergegen
aiebt ea tein ihneQeres uno iibereres
6eifmittel. ais Or. Nuguit 36nia's
Gamburaer Trppfen. tpelbe reguli=
rem unb mieberberitegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-07

&rrs, aQein unh bettldaerie! Das
m1r oie Sage zines ntteri SOlonter,
&0inere s. 8. Gnpens in WeriaiQes,
Dbiu. Sabre lang Tit &c an Nieren.
teidbweroeti uuo meoer Weoiain nod
6er3te f0unter i'm Grleidterung
esri4aiJen. S@tieBfih ulad5te er
einess Beriu& nit Electric Bitters@.
Dae brndbte i'm in Qursem uieber
ant bic Heine unb ietf be5euet er:
sd beiiube mid auf benz Wege aur
utQigeu Observation-Disclosures" Gs 1T
Dne bette Mil4e!! auf Grben fir 2ebers
uuo Miereuieioen uno ale 5urrner
son @ager. uno D~armbeIHperoen.
Rur 10 Gents. @arantiert BON ben
Gpotbeten pom 8. Qalteper & Son
stuo BON &bulpb 0reib.
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Werdmberter 9eaeltaa.

Der Damp5er .Gafel" perldBt
0alpeftOn nidbt. ME aree5eigt, am
Z. September. ionoern erit am
@Amstan. ben IL. Septem me-
Der.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-07

- Sir oas bette n8oit Dat" Suls
telepbonire man an Die yGeras @ooo
& Goal Co." alteS Gel. 1874.
@eue8 Eel. $40.
Geo. g. 8earo,
@eihdftsflbrer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-07

Yrobirt unlere guten Wbisfies
uno @eine 81 uieorisen 8reiien.
". Gaftafola & Con, Main Gpe.
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@rnmeetaemtams. Mebertraaauaem.

s. Sbmelter an s. Sddel. 80
Mder 2anb am Saltrilo Greet.
5000.
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PARK
c. o. MAYER @ioeutiimer

G. D. MAYER Wt8etifilnler.
Simmer fi6l. 9us 8efe i'm @arfte 1T
bier gu baben. Sin aneehebmer Qnfent.
halt oes @benos. Gusaeseihneter Stro.
BeubahnsSieuft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-07

OUS uSNC tukgultIuC SCuttttuI
auf Qaurel 6eiabts miro am /. st.
tDber inter feierlihen Geremonien
eingetueibt ueroen.
Gbaa. Wuebler, Der bei Der
MeQS Sarge G0mpa1is angeiteli
mar. miro, radboem fem Gtrafter'
min u0riiber, in einiger Taaen bier
Fer 5uridfebren.
= 8u ben Nttrattipner, Der Gus.
fteuung mirb cine aus Is Wdnnerr
uno Is Traueu beitebenbe Banoe
Sn6ianer aeb6reu, bic bier lire
Gpiele nnb 4rieostdn3e anifibren
meroen. sic f0rarlert aus Der Ndbe
pom Nromure, i'm Snbianer /. Terris
tpriur1.
= SIN @etHlure ftarb So1epb Nfer.
mann i'm boBeu Utter BON "a Sab
reri. &c Tam ihun Mnfanas Der
piersiaer Sabre bieber uno nabm an
oen Suoianerfdrnpfen i'm Sabre 1847
Tell.
Dr. g. u. Ruapp, Der Diret.
tor Der Bunoes'M derbau.B eriuHss
ftatiuueu. hat anoethnoigt, oaB er
iidt ftr oas BON Der Staot argebo-
tere aonb Bel ber Seuers5arrm ent.
f&ie0eri babe uno bic Station bort
uuoeieot tuer0en tuiro.
- @dbrenb oas 5uei Sabre alte
G6bn@eu bes Gerryi Us. @. gpffep
boz ben Gtufen bes GnuIes auf
Nlniau 6eiabts faB. erbielt 60 ben
9ejl elmer Qanra9 SHrpt in ben urts
fereh 46rper, n5@ finb bic Werlebuns
n sni1r unbebeuterb. 6err gpffep
tint: ba6 Der S@uB in elmer @rts
fec1Hna BON minbeftens 40 garos
IN 6nuie unb unbriheinlid BON
tin Suuutn9sidger nbeefeuert
mDlD ~ fem tlu6.
&te am Snmstag Nbeno 9:15
Der 9ebenbe Baiia3ier3ug
Der International : Balm bic NDrol
Sarf Mnrrues StrnBe. sruiiHen Muiss
unb GUpe5 : Stra6e erreidbt bate,
mrroe &c nit Steiueu betuprfen, bic
use5rere Ieniteriheibeu seriplitter,
ten. @ll6limerruei5e muroe feiri
Bniiaoier perfett. Die Yuliaei
muroe benaMriHtiet, iebo6 gelana
es ibr nidt, ben ODER bic unbeloe
3i entbefen.
- Die ,Qeur 2ime gpmpanpA
n81s Com Ms4Sns3n Eok f,A s,,;I o;x,or.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20

For SALE % jersey cows with
young calves. Apply TO Jas. RUSSELL
Get Magic Lantern at the News.
stand for your boys Christmas present.
Best assortment of BOYS pants in the
city to be found at Russell, Graham &
Co.
Our advertising columns are very in.
terestlng to purchasers. Read all the
ads.
Jake Tay Tor, manager on the Graham
farm, will shortly move his family to
town.
Percy Barker Is now with the r. T.
JoFes Company at Greenwood, Missis-
sippi.
Buy Wall Pocket for your news
papers, magazines, etc, at the News.
stand.
DR.. *. Allen, Of Longtown, Missis-
sippi, was IN town On business Wed
nesday.
G. M. Wilkinson Palestine, was in
town Sunday, and registered at the
Marion.
Old Barbee and Cumberland Rye are
health tested and time tried. Ike
MallOry's.
NJ. E. Newborn and wife, of New
port, were registered at the Marion
Saturday.
Get prices on buggies and harness
from Hatcher & Clark before buying
elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blessing, Brink
ley, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.
Grobmyer.
Prof. J. NJ. Wilson, of Caldwell, has
been in town several times this week
on business.
j. w. Fulcher and G. O. Black, of
Blackhsh. were registered at the Ma
rion Sunday.
Misses Nora and Freddie Sage, two
very charming and beautiful young
school mar'ms OF near Caldwell, were
shopping in town Saturday aud were
welcome callers at the Newsstand.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20

Curtain eMasks, False Faces, Santa
Claus Masks, etc, may be had now at
the Newsstand.
Hatcher II Clark have just received
car load of new buggies. Call and
look them over.
Mrs. $. B. Kelley and two of the
children have been sick this week, but
are convalesceut.
Now is the time to SOW wheat and
rye. We have a fresh supply of both
Pasay & Johnson.
Whiskey is whiskey but Old ]. II.
Cutter IS the best whiskey on earth
n. b. Nelson & Co.
Go to Russell, Graham 81 Co. s for
the genuine Corllss, Coon " 90. collars,
best on the market.
DO you hunt? Well, don't hunt very
long for ammunition, simply ask for
Peters Loaded Shells.
Mr.. 5. +. Sulcer. candidate for repre-
sentative, was in town Wednesday, and
gave US pleasant call
For SALE. "A few more good lots in
the Russell addition, on easy terms.
Apply to James RUSSELL.
The stores were so crowded last Fri
day and Saturday that many persons
could not get waited on.
Mrs j. L. Stone entertained the
Wednesday Afternoon Whist Club in
her usual happy manner.
The Christmas number of Ainslee's
Magazine has been received at the
Newsstand. Get copy.
&. f. Harnit, J. Casey, d. Brown
and Lee Casey, of Wynne, were down
Friday to see the circus.
The Corliss, Coon Il Co. linen collars
are the best on the market. For sale
by RUSSELL Graham 4 Co.
Mr.. Peyton Scott came over from
Memphis Monday night and took sit
uation with Russell, Graham 81 Co.
Pat has many friends in st. Francis
county, and all are glad to see him To-
Gated here again.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20

w. S. Mccullough, of Drinkley, was
in town Tuesday.
BtGGIEs-Good, better and best, at
Hatcher Il Clark's.
Whose beverages are the coolest and
best? Folbre 4 Cos.
Sam Ashworth, Cut Off, was in town
yesterday on business.
Will Curtis, of Haynes, spent Sun
day in town with friends.
Try Nimocks on bran, chops. hay,
oats and general mill feed,
New six-room cottage for rent.
Apply TO Becker Il Lewis.
See the display of buggies aud har-
ness at Hatcher u Clark's.
Try bottle of Old Cutter. Its al
right. N. b. Nelson Il Co.
Mrs. Pauline Goddard went to Mem
phis yesterday on business.
A big stock of Juvenile books just
received at the Newsstand.
Sam Norvell, of near Colt was in
town on business Yesterday
Pom Pom Guns are real novelty.
Get them at the Newsstand.
c. NJ. Wilkinson is building a two
story residence at Palestine.
NJ. NJ. Hankins was business visitor
In town Friday and Saturday.
Harry Nunnally, of Mariana, was
in town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Ell. Berry. of Madison, was
shopping in town Wednesday.
Business squte dull about town this
week, comparatively speaking.
Hon. =. NJ. Blalock was mingling
with iiiend5 IN town yesterday.
Seed wheat, seed oats and seed rye,
Tor sale at Paslay Il Johnson's.
Joel L. Wynne. of Memphis, was a
genial visitor in town Tuesday.
Squire Join W. Hall, Widener, was
over to see the big show Friday.
The tlying-jennie is in full blast to
day, and The children are happy.
Hon. Frank b. Sliger, of Helena,
was in town / short while Monday.
Mrs s. A. Rolfe has been quite i'll
for some time, but is convalescent.
Harry n. Pharr. Memphis. was a
genial visitor in town over Sunday. +
Il. Duncan and wife. Cut Off were
lh town Friday to take in the show.
Robert and Joseph Barron, of the
Cut Off, were at The circus Friday.
twenty-five jersey COWS with young
caves are for sale by James Russell.
Mrs. Julia Bramlett of Marianne
spent Sunday with relatives in town.
Read the big advertisement of the
Newsstand Ia Part Two Of this issue.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20

The Epworlh League of the Meiho.
dist church will give literary euteT-
tainment at the church on Thursday,
Thanksgiving night. All are cordially
invited.
The Trapp-Lewis Cattle Company
unloaded seven ears OF cattle here
Monday morning about 3 O'Clock,
which they stripped from near Dar-
daaelle.
Mr.. w. Q. Ferguson went to Memph's
yesterday morning in answer to tele-
gram Announcing the critical Illness of
his brother, Mt Charley Ferguson, Of
that city.
The Mitchell Wagon Is = premium
| winner. None are better. few so good.
| You can bay them of me only. Come
| and lets u about a wagon. Robert
Ia. Pettus.
| The button factory man was here
again this week, and declares that ha
is ready TO move kis plant. The papers
are being prepared. and site is be-
ing sought.
| Our merchants are enjoying liae
4 u ddt NNio idii, 'SVCGidiif tilOSt VIII
have used printers ink Very freely. II
vou are looking for bargains come to
Forrest City.
The Bazaar, which the ladies IF the
Episcopal church have been discussing
for some time will he held, Tuesday,
Dec. Sth. in the old Bank building neag
the postolfice.
Mr.. S. G. Nee'. accompanied by
| Misses Belle and Blanche Haloert, of
! Franks township, were taking in the
sights in town Friday, aud took lunch
ut the Marion.
Buy a fine Jersey COW and make your
own milk and butter. James Fasseil
has % fine Jersey cows with young
calves, which he Will sell at very req
lsonable igures.
| Paul Gwyn, who is managing the
saw mill business at Whitmore, was IN
town on business Monday. and gave
usa pleasant business call, lie has
on 7 ttanks for fayors.
A recent fall in the temperature re-
minis us that Robert l.. Pe,ius has
abou, 500 suits Ot the most comforta-
bic Wi utter Underwear in town. See
his big Zine aud low prices.
Fine Nvhiskey at the price of cheap.
Our Old Gutter Rye is al good as any
made, ard price is very reasonable.
Try it once and you'll never want to
change. n. Il. Nelson IL Co.
Duna7ant has his entire iiae of
French China on display, and words
beggar its description. For holiday
presents there is certainly nothing
handsomer. Lon't fail to see It.
The we ather took IL violent change
this week the thermometer taking 4
tumble Of about - degrees from Mon
day to w, dnesday. 1t was down IN
Is degrees above zero Wednesday
morning
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Old Vollmer Whiskey, put up by Jesse
Moore Hunt Co, is pure and whole.
some. For sale by T. c. Folbre Il Co.,
Forrest City, Ark.
| am still agent for the celebrated Z.
Stout Snag Proof Rubber Boots. One
price to all and every pair a bargain.
Robert l.. Pettus.
y new and pretty line Of back combs.
shlrt waist sets and stick pins Just re-
ceved by Brandon & Baugh. Your pa
tronage is invited.
The Elwood Woven Wire Fence Is
the most durable of all fences. A car.
load just received by Russell, Graham
Il Co., for sale cheap.
Those who have once shot Peters
Loaded Shells or Cartridges will never
use any other make. You can easily
prove this statement.
Carload of Elwood Wire Fencing, tn
best and cheapest fencing in the coun.
try, just received at Russell, Graham II
Co., and for sale cheap.
Ladies, don't forget that now carry
a complete line of Dry Goods, Notions,
etc, and that | will appreciate your
trade. w. 7. Sanders.
In our capacity to buy right lies our
| ability to sell right. Give US a call
when you want the very best WHISTLES,
&c. L. G. Folbre u Co.
We sell better grades of feed. and at
nhpanpr nv IT, eRar
Arkansas. Call on us for feeds OF all
kinds. Paslay II Johnson.
Miss Maude Notes, of Marian ma
came up Saturday night, and spent
several days with friends. She was q
guest Of Miss Alberta He sd.
Mrs. Alice Matthews and Mrs. John
l. Jones; Jr., spent Saturday and Sun
day In Mariana, and were guests OF
Mr. and Mrs Lon Slaughter.
If you are thinking OF trunk or a
vaice, don't overlook the fact that
have the biggest line in town at bar.
gain prices. Robert l.. Pettus.
Capt. s. H. Evins, Of the govern.
ment snag boat, was a genial visitor
in town Friday and Monday He was
at the circus by a large majority.
For sick headache try Chamber
lain s Stomach and Liver Tablets, they
will ward eff the attack if taken in
time. For sale by j. r. Sanders.
When wanting anything in the Paint
line, call on US. We carry the largest
stock of Paints, Oils and Turpentine
in Eastern Arkansas. Paslay Il John.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Taylor have
moved to town and are occupying the
Barrow homestead. The Times extend,
them welcome to the hospitalities of the
city.
Nathan Norton came down Monday
from st. Louis to visit his papa ant
other relatives and friends. He say.
his mania and all of them are very
we'll.
This is the proper time to plant YOU
holiday advertising. Only five NOR,
issues of The Times before Christmas
See Vadakin about it. You'll have tt
hurry
of fis.is EARLY RIsers
The famous little pills.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-20

Old Cutter is pure Rye whiskey,
and is uneXcelled for medicinal pur-
poses. n, 3. Nelson s. Co.
Go to Brandon & Baugh for your
winter clothing, shoes and underwear
Prices correct and very low.
a big line of Cooking and Heating
Stoves, Ranges, and all utensils cheap
for cash of Robert H. Pettus.
Miss Pearl Anderson, who had been
visiting relatives and friends ia Mon
roe county, returned Saturday.
Remember, the best shoe made is the
Stars Star at Brandon Il Baughs.
Take no other and get the best.
Those Papier Mache Trays, Wall
Pockets, Tables, and other novelties
at the Newsstand are perfectly beauti-
full. Come and see them.