The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1897-11-12
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
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The new lizard IIouse, on the crYtr
OF South Front and Washinqt.n
streets, is now open to the publ {.
The building has been thoroughly
remodelled and renovated. is couvis.
nent and comfortable. and has an IL
wiling appearance. The cuisine uudsT
the personal supervision of Mrs IZtr!,
Is hrst-claSs in every respect. the tabs
being supplied with the best the maj X.
affords. Good beds and cnmfortai..4
rooms, polite attention to the wants -
every guest. completes the attraction
which make this very popnlr ies--
telry. Board aud lodging 81 90 80
day. Special rates by week or Mouth
Sample room free.
Several crossings and approaches =
The railroads are in a very uusiriley.
and, we may say. dangerous contlllias:
Notice has been served on the c,,mi,,
MES agents as to several patticu'sv
improvements required, and the co,si-
Gil VIII, at its meeting next Tnesd
night. discuss the matter fully. a. /
issue further orders aecol ding To- lhs
necessities OF the case. Tho officers OF
THIS city are doing everything which
| can reasonably be done to im,nrova III.
| streets and otherwise clean a. I'd be III
| tify and preserve the tewH. The rail.
| roads should. and we haye no doubt
they will. heartily aid in this lana b..
work by promptly complying win al
| reasonable demands.
Frank M. Tompkins, special tear..
| sentative of the lnter-c tate Miss.sai.1l.i
| River and Levee associations. me-. liz
members of the Levee board aud "A +, -
OF the representative men Of the. .p,
toms, AS per engagement. at the Dfk
tuesday afternoon. He stated HAT
The object of his visit WAS TO get ID. 4
as TO the interest in the hlttoms sal
Ject to overflow, the same To b. Ial.i
oe1ore the commission appointed hy
congress to investigate the ''levee qaps
tlon." with view of getting the gov
eminent to take hold of the levars on
the Mississippi river. In consequence
of the yellow fever, the comni.ssio.
Will not visit the south, and this data
will have better effect than v.sit.
presenting facts that commissions ~
their short visit could not reach Mr..
Iompklns is confident that much ga.d
Will result, and an increased appiopr,-
alton will at least be assured N "
Gaines was appointed to compile the
statistics.
The autumn flowers in many vtr's
OF Augusta are looking radiant :..f
beautifully refreshing just now Inc
last rose OF summer is faded and 0ona ?
To give place To the monthles antl eyer.
boomers. always fragrant and lnsrs
Ihe PERCUSSION OF the chrysanthemis.tt
gives Zest TO the yariegated displays.
and the high order of evergreens lent
background relief which the red
princess feather sets off to perfection.
Then there's lots of other shrubs and
blossoms that onr limited floral knawl-
edge can't thoroughly appreciate on
account of the absence of more C m.
plete catalogue information and bntai,-
!, zeal text books. Bat they are All pretty
and sweet and bespeak retiu.nrnt
4 and culture which characterIz 5 tliy
II never-dyng virtues Of the ante hellhn
Southern lady whose daughters ar.
here TO perpetuate all Of their n,,a.-
characteristics for many wears tn com.
DO we love flowers? All, Dp Ne i5v.
neace. purity and heavenly slistA
! Vidette.
Frank Sarchet. of near Cicala. r.
tainly has sympathetic heart IA .iass
AS big as a bucket. and fellow fe,.ft !,
in his bosom for the editor who likes 4
smoke or genuine. unadullerat-d to-
oaceo. We know this because az The
tine lot of an excellent home made va.
F, riety which he sent us Tuesday. and
! which WAS delivered by Kindness 81
Lineman John FitZsimmons. The ~.
/ bacco is 1897 crop. has delicio
. flavor. is good enough in color and
: texture for wrapper, and is III every
way iirst-class article. After We had
; ''sorter got back to earth" from ,,iv
. rapturous JOY occasioned by the rsee'pl
Q Of Franks kindly remembrance w.s
) haye been wondering why We serd
thousands of dollars every wear Il"
tennessee, Virginia. Kentucky and
= the Caroinas for tobacco. when such
y a splendid article as this can b. groAr :,
after big overflow aud during such u
1routh as we have had. ri lat here in
l. This county. We mnhesiratiDgiy say
hat we never smoked d nicer tobacco
d than Frank Sarchet's, and we tliai K
him for it, and hope To SEE the
when enough to supply at lea> / a
home demand will b.. raised IN lii>
5 county. Il ought To be. and Frank 6 ~
how you how To do it.