The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1899-08-25
REAL ESTATE MEN.
o"c'i Program OF the State Convention -
BE Held In Little Rock Next
Month.


THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2lst-FoRENooS.
convention called to order at 10 a. m.
by Gen. b. w. Green, chairman of the
real estate committee.
Address of welcome by Hon. j. A.
Woodson, mayor of Little Rock and
president Of the State Board of Trade.
Election of convention officers and
appointment of committees, including
q committee on constitution and by.
laws looking to forming a state real
estate association.
Recess to 9 pm.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Address by Hon. Daniel w. Jones'
State Railroad Construction and Owner
ship.
Address BY Hon. Geo. Sengel. of Fort
Smith-The Development of Western
Arkansas and Its Metropolis.
Address bv Hon. r. II. Crockett Of
Stuttgart-The Arkansas Prairies
Address by Hon. ]. T. Wood, of Mari.
anna--Our Newspapers, and Inciden-
tally the Legislators.
Address by Hon. Frank Hill, of Fay
etteville-The Coal Fields of Arkansas.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Concert at City Park and other en-
sertainment.
FRID AY FORENOON.
Convention called to order at a. IN.
Routine business.
Address by Judge j. W. McLoud, Of
South McAlester. /. T., of the Choctaw,
oklahoma and Gulf railroad-The Line
to the West.
Address by Hon. c. F. Saylcr, of Des
Moines, Iowa, expert of the United
States department of agricuture-Th
Cultivation of Sugar Beets
Address by Hon. John G.. Fletcher, of
Little Rock The Cotton of Arkansas,
and the Men Who Raise It.
Address by Hon. John j. Horner, of
Helena-The Arkansas Midland Rail-
road, Its Relation to the State and Our
Railroad Development.
Address by Senator James II. Berry,
of Bentonville-The Future of Arkan-
sas and How the State is Regarded To-
day.
Address by Mr.. Fred Fox, of Pine
Bluff, President of the Pine Bluff Com
mercial League and Correspondent of
the International Committee of the Y.
NJ. c. A.--The Y. NJ. c. A. Member rs
Business Man.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Convention called to order at 2 o'clock
p. m.
Address by Col. S. w. Fordyce, of Hot
Springs Its Development,
and the Duty of the Citizen.
Address by s. Il. Redding, of Little
Rock-The Business Man in Politics.
Address by Hon. j. w. Dickinson, of
Arkansas City-The Mississippi River,
the Levee System, and the Land Being
Reclaimed.
Address ny Capt. Milton A. Elliott,
of Camden-The Ouachita River and Its
Trade Influence.
Address by Prof A. C. Millar, of Con-
way-The Country Road.
At o'clock carriage ride to places
Of interest.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Convention called to order at O'Clock
3. m.
Routine business.
Address bv Prof. Junius Jordan
The Foundation of Arkansas-Educa
zion.
Address by Mr.. Gilbert Knapp, Of
fotec-Cotton Producers Interest.
Address by Capt. T. p. Breshear, Of
Lille Rock The Arkansas River and
Its Importance to the Commerce of
Arkansas.
Address by Hon. Fay Hampstead. of
Little Rock-Our Greatest Real Estate
Deal. the Louisiana Purchase.
SATURDAY FORENOON.
Convention called to order at o'clock
IN.
| Routine business.
Address by Hon w. M. Fishback, OF
Fort Smth-The Importance of Gulf
Ports to Arkansas.
| Address by q. q. Latta, of Hot
Springs-Uncle Sans Sanitarium, Hot
| Springs.
Address by Col. w. j. Thompson, of
Little Rock-How Best to Induce Cap
ital to Arkansas.
Address by Gen. Robert Neill, of
Batesville - The Arkansas Railroad
Commission.
Address by Hon. j. c. Floyd, of Yell.
yille--The Marbles of Arkansas.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Convention called to order at o'clock
p. m.
Routine business.
Address by Col A. " Swatty, Horti.
culturist, of Mt. Selman, Tex.-Fruit
and Vegetables in the Southwest.
Address by Hon. Alex c. Hull-The
Arkansas Zinc, it's Past, Present and
Future.
Address by Hon. A. Bertig, of Para.
could-The Game Fish of Arkansas.
Address by Prof. VIM. S. Thomas, OF
Alexander - The Great Undeveloped
Arkansas to the North.
Election of officers and reports.
Selection of place of first meeting Of
the State Real Estate Association.
Adjournment.