The Forrest City times., 1902-10-03

"A Millionaire Tramp" at the opera
house Wednesday night. was witnessed
by very large audience. who seemed
to have been we'll pleased. 1t is "A good
show, but was handicapped by the
smallness of stage. which did not per
init them To use IA great deal of their
special scenery.
Low round trip rates by the Rock
Island system, "Chectaw. Oklahoma
~ Gulf L. r." to the G.. A. r. En-.
campment, Washington, ID. G. Tickets
on sale Oct. ID, Sd and 4th, good re-
turning until Oct. 18th, with privilege
of extension of limit until Nov. 3rd
Cheap side trips to the various Battle
fields IN the vicinity of Washington.
McClain Il Bradshaw. of Middle Ten
Hessee, have an advertisement in this
issue, announcing the date of their ar
rival with carload OF fall-blOoded
Durham bull and heifer calves and Po-
land China and Berkshire pigs, which
they will offer for sale at reasonable
prices for first class stock Read their
advertisement for date and further in-
formation
How is your stoves! Better be- think
ing about them. You viii need IA new
heater next month. Perhaps you must
have cooker now. We have "A carload
OF both cooking and heating stoves.
They are as COED as The best. and there
At hone better Come IN and let us
show them 70 you, and we will make
yea price ~ aich viii please you Pet
tus y Bufora
The only sure preventative for
''clImateria" is the moderate use of
good liquors. and care should be taken
as to what brands are used and from
what house they are procured T. G.
F0lbre Il Co. have established their
reputation as handlers and dispensers
of the best of liquors, and one can RELY
on the purify of the article asked for
They ask your patronage
X. III. Winfield & Co have a hand
some advertisement in this issue. an
nouncing their Fall Opening, which
takes place next Wednesday. The man
aoer, Miss Fannie Winfield. has recent.
~ returned from Louisville. Ky. where
she SAW and purchased large stock of
the latest STYLES and handsomest crea-
tions in pattern hats, ready to-wear
hats, and fall millinery of all kinds
Don't fail to read their advertisement.
and be certain to attend the grand
opening next Wednesday.
Fondren & Smith are keeping abreast
of the times at their grocery. corner
Washington and Jackson streets, and
have recently added large invoice of
fresh new seasonahle goods, including
all the delicacieS. If you are hungry
for something good to eat. they have
ii. The most fastidi0uS and epicurean
tastes will find tempting foods
in their nice we'll selected stock
Their methods are such that they have
the confidence of their customers in
every case. and their uniform courtesy
makes friends of all who visit their
store. Telephone Il and talk with
Fondren Il Smith about groceries
Read their advertise in this issue
At "A regular meeting of the members
Of the Baptist Church. on October | j..
1902, the following were selected as
messengers to the Mt Vernon Baptist
Association. which meets at Clarendon
October 10th: Rev. w. ii. Paslay, Rev
J A. Smith. J. b. Sanders and ] NJ
prewett The first three were selected
to represent the church at meeting of
the General Association of Arkansas.
which will meet at Searcv, Ark, the
last day in this month Alternates. any
brother in good standing who may be
present at either Association. The
church then adjourned to meet next
Sunday at IL O'Clock am. to consider
the question Of calling a pastor for the
next associational year.