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Real Estate Transfers.

Clarence H. Stead and wife to. Helen J.
Holmboe, lot g.. block Z, eBassett,
Moore & Cases addition =. .:....... 2,55
Frank c. Nickels and wife, to. Herman
Hopenroth lot I, block /, Nickels &
Smiths addition .............. .:........ As
Helen j.. Holmboe to Frank Lavell; Z
lot 2, block 7, Bassett, Moore & Cases
Alfred Parker. and wife to August ~
Malmster; in section s, township 20. =.
p range "a ::.'....;.:.;:...:... IL
Nichols, part of lots 10 and II, block
20, Lennon & Newells addition (. ....... 90
Sarah J. Warrington to Hattie E.
Nichols; lots % and rs, block 10,
Manages supplement ..... .:.....:..... j, &c
Laura Simpson and husband to Johanna
Hillstrom, lot %, Auditors subdivis- :.
Philip G. woodward and wife to Lizzie - :,
G. Harrison, part of blocks, ETC.,
Central Bank Of Rochester to Mathew > Nv
n. Dean and wife. lot g., block 80, =
The sbelterlng Arms to city Of Mime ~
apois; in section 8, township 2S,
range % Observation-Disclosures. 5,12
to Carroll Investment company. lots
L. /, 2 3, a. %, block 5, Thwing's
= Highland addition, ETC.. ....:........... los
Ida l.. Engquist and husband to Ella
Phelps, ny Of lot 3, block 2, Nicollet =
Avenue addition observation-disclosures. rs
Minnesota Debenture company to Will
liam G. Palmer, undivided three-f fths
Of lots 25 and .26. block II, j. T. + r Z
Blasdells revised addition ....:.......S so
Ira B. Grim and wife to William c.
Palmer; undivided two-fifths of lots i
% and &C. block II. J. T. BIais-
: dell revised addition .:.......... "a
Mary S. Booth to William C. Palmer,
undivided three-flfths of lots % and
26, y block II, J. T. Blaisdell's revised
addition 80 i, sc
Elbredge R. Anderson (receiver), to
Leafa Rouse, lot %, in Encouragement
Of block and 10. first division Of
+ Remington Park Observation-Disclosures. &c
Resalind Bartlett to Nancy Robertson, 81
lot g. block i, Nicollet Avenue addi-
LION 20. -. SV
Thomas Rogers, Sr., ct. al. to William
+ and j.. H. Rogers, in section IA, town
ship 120, range 90 ............ ......... 1,5C
William H. Fletcher and wife to Charles rs
p Sinclair, in section 80. township :
g119, range 81, Observation-Disclosures. 2,2t
Marshall Be- Lloyd and wife to Adam
Simpson and wife, part of lots 10 and
20. block 2. Harrison Street supple
rnent .....: 1,o1
Ernest sorenson and wife to John S. 80
Smedberg, lot 8, block 4, Windows
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Mems Furnishings

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so dozen Mems Fancy Shirt
Waists, in assorted colors and
patterns; French Crepes. OK
ford and Madras On % =,
Cloths, $3.50 values ~OO
$50 dozen Mems Half Hose in
fancy Lisles, lace effects, fancy
and plain drop stitch, and black
with split feet, SOC TEn
Mems fancy Balbriggan Shirts
and Drawers. in a big variety
of colors and styles. OEn
sold at SOC @ ~
Every child's Straw Must Go.
Main Floor, Furnishings Dept.
Broad brim. Sailors, \ Yachts,
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BAND PROGRAMS AT HARRIET

Following are the current programs Of
the Royal Italian band at Lake Harriet:
j.. THIS EVENING. 49,
March. "Fedalma ........:..... Jean FontelIe
Overture, Al Guarany" ..::....::.... Gomez
Signor Curti.e
1dylle, Whispering Flowers" Won Blon
Bohemian Girl" Fantasia ... Balfe
Solos by Sgnori Palma, Marine, Curti, Massa
J. Lamonaca and Ferullo. 49,,
Intermezzo, Loves Dream" ........ Czibulka
Harp Solo, Selected ............ Signor Setaro
IL Arlesienne," Suite No. 2 .......:.... Bizet
Solos by Sgnori Lamonaca and Hicci. + "
TOMORROW MATINEE
March, "A FRANCESCA" .............. Costa
Overture, Magic Flute" ............!. Mozart
Pilgrims Chorus. ."Tannhauser''. ...., Wagner
'Lucrezia Borgia, -. Gre I'd Selection. .Donizetti
Solos by Signori DENIM Di Natalie, Marino
h Curt Lamonaca Itnd Scarpa.
March, "Invincible Eagle '............. Sousa
''Gems of Stephen Foster" ..2......... Tobani
Solos by signori Di Natalie, Curti and scarpa
Tonight, at Como, the Minnesota State
Band viii play: y i Z 49, =
March, with Iron Hands ...... Kretschmer
Overture, Fra Diavolo'' .............. Auber
Concert Waltz, Dreams of the Flu.
Grand Fantasia. Souvenir de Meyer
g Incidental solos.) IT,. ! =
Selection, "The Chaperons' -: .Whitmark
Novelette, in Cozy Corner. Grace Kimball
Caprice Martial, lie Trot der Cava-@
March, ':The invincibis .sousa
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off pretty wrap. The evenings are cool
and milady likes to have something to throw
over her shoulders. For this purpose the
loose Empire coats are very desirable, Black
silk ones are seen lin all lengths from the
long ones reaching to the hem of the dress
to the short COTE coat. Pongee coats are
very much in evidence. They are very light
and do not crush even the daintiest gowns
and are fairly warm at the same time. -.
. Lace wraps are the most elegant and would
be even more popular If they were not so
expensive.
Some of the younger set are wearing long
Norfolk jackets, reaching to about the hips.
These are made of white flannel or pique and
look very chic with a summer gown.
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THE NEWEST VEILINGS
. Popularity Of the Green Veil on the Wane.
as.f be1G $50 -

IN the mornings and afternoons wells are
worm but seldom at night. Two wells are
seen on many of the hats A fancy mesh
of black, or black and white with or without
spots, is worn over the face, while the chiffon
wells, are used to drape, the, hats The Gains
borough is one of the ney chiffon wells, and
the Meteor is another favorite. Some Of
the women wear the chiffon. wells over their
faces to keep them from tanning They are
worn very loose SO that they can be thrown
over the hat when desired. White and black
black and white brown and blue are all de-
sirable. A few greens are seen here, but
they are not as popular as they were some
weeks ago ~.
The seashore is an excellent place to show
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Special ehaut,euaua EXCURSION Z

Via Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Ry. and the7 new line from Westfe1d,
July 25. $14 for the round trip Return
limit thirty. days. Handsome Chautauqua
Book, on duplication to w. B. Hutter,
Northwestern Passenger Agent 120 and
l122 Endicott Arcade, st. Paul, Mimi, or
C.. =. DAILY, Chief G. P. "A, Chicago.
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Marriage Licenses.

George Worts, Meeker county, and Emma
Jamme
burn "
Louis Norgren, st. Louis county, and Mar
garet Bennett. .>-..
George S. Williams ndaAdele D.Runda.
Fred H. Wilt and Grace Brown
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Building Permits.

49,. Building Permits.
w. W. voorhees,, Jr., 9O6 Kenwood park !
way, dwelling and barn ............. $4,000
Mrs. H. T.. Welles, 2012 Lyndale ave-
nue. S, dwelling Observation-Disclosures: $500
NJ. E. Hall, 1921 w Thirty first street,
dwelling .......... 5,VUU
w. E. Ross. 3424 Portland avenu;
dwelling :. :: 27oo
Minnesota ,Debenture company, 7O3 Du -
pont avenue n, dwelling .....:....... 1000
A. Norton, 1928 Twenty ninth avenue S,
dwelling -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
: n, dwelling 1900
Herman Huisinger, S63S Fremont ave.
nue. n dwelling !. J. 900
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s. = '- Il.
stranberg-Mr. and Mrs, 1924 E Sixteenth 4
street girl
Woldwridge-Mr and Mrs. George, 1924
Twenty avenue S, ...:..,.:....: boy
Doolittle-Mr. and Mrs. Charles, GA Eighth
street S ......................:. boy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-06
BIBLIoTEcA DEL BoLETiN MERcANrIL.

PrinerameDte, la nuesra eS una naciOn de diez V
pretender que e terato que vve del pubco sea aqui
remunerado Francia Inglaterra donde la po-
blac6n mas del doble A mas de ser ell ntmero de
lectores absolute 10 es tamben relativamen-
te 81 Francia een diez por cada ciento en- Espana
lee siquiera uno entire oras razones porque sa
ben fuerZa por 10 tanto que este este medic
por ciento eche sObre honbros la carga de amen
tar todos los que razon sin ella dedcamos
escribr para el publico. Harto hace, mi entender
ayudarnos vivr modestamente: no lie pdamos
hotees. coches alfombras como Francia Ingate-
porque puede darnoslos
Claro que ell n1mero insignifcante de lectores
depende del araso del pals del detestabe gobeno que
nos ha regido, rge regra de Ia Influenza
de la potca de otras mil causas enumeradas
la continua libros en- periodicos Aqui esta
la parte de cupa de la nacion que realmente no es
menuda
Mas tambien los artistas iteratos ayudan con s,l
conduca al estado miserable que hallan En- Es-
pa1a ha entenddo hasta ahora que Ell poeta e ar
tista es ser mta humane ANGELICA quen no sen-
tan bien los deberes y habitos exigdos los demas
hombres Todo homble dehe trabajar para ganarse ell
sustento; pues el Iterano no. Todo hombre debe
previsor separar de 10 que CANA una parte para
manana; pues e llterato esta de tai carga Pa
saf la vida ho sando omar la pluma en- los momentos
de Isl ac1on (que suel-n venir precisamente Guam
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-06
FL ULTIMO BOHEMlO.
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do esta ayuno) vender los producos del ingenio al
primer editor usurero con quen tropeza; gastarse
el dinero alegremene TN dia pasar ell resto del
viviendo del credto. 81 es que 10 hay; tai ha sdo
hasta la echa el proceder de la mayor parte de
tros literatos En- ago han de dsnguir los ms
pirados de los que no 10
81 esta era la conducta de los grandes ingenios
de los hombres mas eminentes caclese Cual sera la
de los adocenados los que pudiendo elevarse hasta
ellos pOr la belleza de las obras mitan vida exterior
hasta pretenden oscurecerla (y 10 consguen)
por medic de eXtravagancias atrocidades.
Hubo epoca que la bohemia invadio toda la lite
ratura. Para teraro presiso solo per-
dularo sno afectaro; vivr la ventura pagar la
parona (este ell artculo prmero del codigo bohe
mio) dormr algunas al are libre rodar noche
dia por los cafes pedr dinero todo ell mundo
solucion de no devoverlo ponerse la cansa las bo
tas de los amigos dar mico al sastre ugar emborra
charse etc. Los que tenan gracia solian emplear
la estas cosas hacian celebres Todava
tan entusiasmo las pasadas que patronas,
tres zapateros han jugado agunos escrtores de
cuantia y hay quen les admra por elias mas que
por obras quza tengan razon porque estos ltera
tos tan chstosos para pagar solian serlo anto
para escribir
De la falarge de los 'bohemios, que repito com
pende la parte de los escrtores que han parcel
do de treinta cuarenta amos esta parte agunos muy
pocos por supuesto han conseguido nmortazarse por
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CorreO dc America.

New York. Novicnnhre N

New York. Novicmbre -
ii clalgO pn..d0 ror cl artists ruSo NJ.
NaSSh NercS,ohagin. cue rcprcscnia "A ha;alla
d. San Juan ll'ii.- 60 ci cue fgura Roosevelt
al fsea,e dc os Rough KideTS." Ia ssdv ven-
dido cn plb'ca subaS,a ca "a Hotel MaldOif
Astoria. hab:eadoscle adjudicado Mr.. Castor
A BTondcT, dc Brooklyn, por a suma dc $4,000
dollan.
Con focaa - del coriion'e, ticcn &c pana-
ma que Ia ro,ioa dc "a suspension &c iaS ne
gociaoionNs &c, iraisdo para "a construction del
canal inierocv1nico poT aquella Va, entire q
Secreiari0 Hay ' q minisiro pleniposenciaiio
0e Co'ombia. seilor Coacha. h. S.do Icci0ida
en aQac,la locAlidad con muy soflalado disgisea
lero Sc assguTa al.i cue deuiro d dos mc-
ses sc reunira el Congress- dc aquella Rcpdbi-
q. paTa acoTdar les ieTminoS del tratado &C paz,
yqse 81 asunto del canal sera Il que lnnedia-
iamenie despueS 81 pondra ia consideration
de aqueila Camasa popular
Los o5reros declared S en- huelga En- Ia la.
bana han vuelgo a sus isreas deSde e microbes
20 pero los iabaqueros perSisen en- 81 aciitud
rebelde, pueS sostienen 'odavia pequefas di
ferenciaS con sts TespectlvoS p2tronos para Oar
por terminado el pacio
Como los motorlstas de los lranviss iueron
los iinicos que no tomaron parte en- Ia huega
general iuvo lugar I'm acto hos.il &c los levan-
tiscos contra aque los resultando dc clio TN mo-
torista gravementc herido de un tro de revol-
yer dos pasajeros de IN cairo col otras heri-
daS menOS graves.
Armados con largos, a6ladoj puntiagu-
dos sabieS, Charles latham, muy conocldo en-
la alta sociedad de New York Atherton Bro
conell aristGcrata de Boston, ceieDraron I'm due
10 e' nlartes ltino en- cl Tencers Club, de NeH
York, que presenciarOa setenta y clnco danaS y
otroS tantos caballer0s.
Mr. Broconell, considera alemente mas alto
que su adversario. parecia levar ia venlaja, pc
TO este defend1Ase mucha agiidad y ataca
ba con arrojo valen,ia. En- el primer asalo,
Broconell resba6 los ladriuos detuviecon el
combate vuelto reanudarse hasa que el sa-
bic de Mr. latham alcanzo ell PeCho dc su con-
trincante, haciend lie un roto en- Il camisa.
Esto do por terminado el lance Mr.. Ia
than Confeso que el duelo debia de ser uu
asunto bastante sero que ell2s 10 hablan lie
vado la praCtica NADIA mas qle para probar
este, y darle sls amigos impresionable
eXhbiciOn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-06

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The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

Once tried-always used-Old J. II. Cutter, at Nelson x Co.'s.
 Pay your subscr 2t;on to TIE TIMEs one year in advance and get The Mem phis Weekly Commercial Appeal and d guess in the cotton guessing contest, free of charge.
 Old Vollmer Whiskey, put up by Jesse Moore Hunt Co.,, is pure and whole. some. For sale by T. c. Folbre $ Co.,, Forrest City, Ark.
 Children often inherit feeble diges- tive powers and collie of more or less severe character results. when food is taken which is at all difficult to digest. White Cream Vermifuge acts as gen eral and permanent tonic. Price 20 cents. J, T. Sanders.
 Hon. Jacob Shaul, postmaster of Mariapua, and Mir. Leo Pollock, of Lit. tie Rock, special agent Mass, NJ. l. Ins. Co.,, were pleasant callers at our sanctum Wednesday. MT. Shaul was on his way to attend meeting of the Republican Executive Committee at Little Rock.
 For all pulmonary troubles Ballard's HOrehound Syrup. taken in the early stages. proves certain and sure spe- ci6c. It is equally effective in croup and whooping cough, and if used in season prevents the further develop ment of consumption. Price 25 and 50' cents. J. T. Sanders.
 Through the State of Arkansas from east to west; through it's fertile valleys, prarles and beautiful uplands; through Indian Territory. The Promised
 Land" /" you will traverse by the "Choc- Jaw Route" to the United Confederate Veterans Reunion, Dallas, Texas,
 April 22nd to 18th.
 T. C. Folbre x Co. are tnow in Ike Mall0ry's quarters. and ask contnu- ance of patronage from old friends and customers. promising always to adhere to the policy which has built them up such an enviable reputation, that of handling and dispensing the best of ! liquors to their bar trade. Chas NJ. Clark, of Arkadelpha. was | in the city Monday circulating litera- ture in the interest of Senator Jones. l He says that Senator Jones contem- plates visiting this section before the
 campaign is over. Souvenir buttons
 may be had free at the Newsstand. Miss Nena Govan. of Marianna, has been appointed as maid of honor to the sponsor of the First Brigade of the
 Arkansas division U. C. V, for the 1 Dallas Reunion. Miss Nena is well known here and that she will reflect credit to tie occas On, goes without saying.
 GAS TOR IA.
 Bear. tho Hlhs Kind You Hs.s A,xays Bought
 f's.a''" s &MAZzZ
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

T. c. Folbre & Co. have gone into the whiskey business more extensively than ever for 1902, and are now the sole proprietors of the Pearl saloon, 1 formerly conducted by Mir. I. W. Nal. lory. When in search of high grade case goods or liquors in bottles or jugs, remember that T. .. Folbre & Go. al- ways carry the best.
 Two more of the candidates for the office of Trustee, have placed them. selves on the side of those who run on their merits. They have signed an agreement not to furnish drinks or jugs, or cause the same to be done. dur lng the rest of the campaign. Good for Captain Haskins and William Fergu. son.
 Are you sick If so, investigate the merits of Heroine. 1t is coGcen. trated medicine, the dose is small. vet 1t quickly produces the most gratifying results, digestion improves. the lips and cheeks lose their pallor, the eye be. comes bright and the step elastic. Price, 50 cents. J. T. Sanders.
 Mir. E, J. Brantley, of Caldwell, was a joyal caller at THE TIMES office Sat urday and informed us that he intends opening a blacksmith shop at Caldwell in the near future. A good shop is an enterprise much needed in this section and will be much appreciated by the people. Call again Ed, we like te have our friends around.
 The members of the Bon Ami Club wish to express great appreciation to their friends named. below who have recently, contributed financially to the support of the club: Mrs, B. T. Manning, Mir. Jas, Russell. L. Roll wage, & Co.,, Mir Sam Mann. Mir. Thos Fondren, Mir. Chas. Sanders, and Norton & Prewett.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

Nelson & Co.,, are exclusive agents for Old J II. Gutter Whiskey.
 Don't forget the new location when you are looking for w. T Sanders grocery. He now occupies the Blanton building.
 All invited to the "Sock Social" given by the ladies of the Christian Church, March l3lh, 1902, at the vacant build ing south of McDaniel's. the plumber.
 Watch your mail for news of the Sock Social" given by the ladies of the Christian Chsrch, Thursday night, March l3lh, 1902, at the vacant build ing just south of McDaniel's, the plumber.
 "CEoctaw Route" best way to the Dallas Reunion United Confederate Veterans, in April.
 There is probably no disease or con dtion of the human system that causes more suffering and distress than piles. Taber's Buckeye Pile Ointment cures them quickly, without pain or detention from business. Price, 50 cents in bot tles.. For sale by J. T. Sanders.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith were in the eity from Marion this week visit ing Mrs. $. F. sutton. Frank Smith who IS d candidate for for State Senate left on the evening train Monday for Marion. Mrs. Smith remained, The following persons have been ap- pointed as honorary commissioners from St. Francis County in connection with the Arkansas negro departmert of the St Louis Exposition-Wm. Dupcan. w. l.. Purtoy, J. NJ. Suggs | Forrest City.
 Nolone knows the unbearade torture | one undergoes from piles unless they are so afflicted. Tabler's Buckeye | Pile Ointment is quick, safe and painless cure Price 50 cents in bot ties, Tablets. 75 cents. J. T. Sanders
 The mercy invested in the law. vii now protect the qualls till next Octo, Der. Sportsmen are also reminded that the open season for killing deer expired on February : A true sports man will always abide by the laws.
 A. J, Cembler, of Wynne, an ole tried friend of TIE TIMES, paid us s visit Wednesday. The hours visit wa' spent pleasantly and rrotitably to both He says the old Religious Weekly i' worth a hundred letters from St Francis.
 Couldn't help getting cold never cures it but carrying home bottle oi ITBallard's Horehound Syrup, and using 1t as directed, will cure the worst kinC of cough or cold. Price 25 and 50 cents J. T. Sanderss
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 Bears the 1Ihs Kind yOfHave tIsas R9lga ''s.s''" s &Azzx
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

Passe. Partout binding may be had at The Newsstand. Low Rates to Dallas and return by the "Choctaw Route" for the Reunion April 22nd to 25th.
 Carry your clothes to be cleaned [, pressed, or repaired; to $. l.. Berry opposite Methodist Church.
 Men. women, and children's shoes for sale at Max Levy's regardless of cost. Must reduce stock.
 Miss Pauline McNeil. of Olivs Branch, Miss, i5 visiting the city, the guest of her sister Mrs. c. C. White.
 Don't fail to see the funny dog and monkey show, Friday and Saturday nights at the opera house. 1oc, a5c and 35c.
 Mrs. Alice Casteel and Grandma Galloway Casteel left for Haynes yes terday on visit to relatives and friends.
 Hon. F. W. DeRossett and Mr. Riley kendrick of Widener, were circulating ""'hS bhCiA hauy iAiSboo 'u ehO SsJ Saturday.
 Don't forget the "Sock Social" next Thursday night, March 18th, at the vacant building south of McDaniei's, the plumber.
 H. D. Scott, of the gravel depart- ment of the Cbuctaw, who has been to Kinton, New Mexico. on vacation, returned Monday and resumed work.
 Capt. J. G. Stern. of Sikeston. Mo, was registered at the Marion. He IS on his way to Madison, and will probably remain several months.
 The Weekly Commercial Appeal and guess in it's cotton guessing con test, free to all cash in advance sub- scribers to THE FORREST CITY TIMES Among the real estate transact ions of last week is that of the purchase of the cotton residence, on South Rosser St by Mir. T. Folbre, who anticipates repairing it and making other improve ments.
 Do you notice tie dietinct and pleasant flavor possessed by the Old VollmerN whiskey? It Is the result of purity. T. c. Folbre & Co.,, Forrest City, Ark.
 Free Chair Cars via the "Choctaw Route" to the United Confederate Veterans Reunion at Dallas, Texas, | April 22nd to 25th. Hon. George Taylor, mayor, chief of l police, and city council, of Procter, 1 Crittendon county. was pleasant visitor to the the city Monday.
 Upon the receipt of p cents l will mail one Fountain Pocket Lamp to any address. These lamps are the size of lead pencil, and are self l lighting. Agents wanted.
 Addres D. A. Martin, Widener. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

III c.
 Old J. II. c.
 Old ]. II. Cutter.
 Old I. II. Cutter at Nelson's. Circuit court Monday. Buy Parker. at the Newsstand. Tops of all kinds at the News Stand. Man drawing paper at the News Stand.
 Go to Max Levy for bargains in mems and children's clothing
 Circuit Court convenenes Monday March 10'
 TIE TIMES and Weekly Commercial Appeal are now Sl 50 III advance. New supply of marbles at the News Stand.
 Shoes repaired by & l.. Berry, oppo- site Methodist Church.
 As fine whiskey as Old Kentucky prodnces-Old J. II. Cutter Whiskey. w. T. Sanders Grocery = Blanton building. .! Old Prentice Whiskey at T. (, Fol bre & Co.
 IIr. and Mrs. N. Nj. IIankins are registered at the Hotel Imperial. F0R SALE.-A few more good lots in the Russell addition. on easy terms. Apply to James Russell.
 See Max Lew for silk shirt waists and skirts--half price for ten days only.
 Hon E A McCulloch. of Marianpa, was in the city yesterday on legal bus. mess.
 Recommended by physicians for medicinal purposes-OId J. II. Gutter Whiskey. N E. Nelson & Co agents.