The Forrest City times., 1902-09-26

Low round trip rates by the Rock
I Island system, "Choe;aw. Oklahoma
X Gulf y. r. =" to the e.. \. Il. En-
campment. Washington. ID. G. Tickets
/ on sale Oct. II, Sd and ith. good re-
/ turning until Oct. 18th. with privilege
Of extension of limit until Nov. SId.
4 Cheap side trips To the various Battle
/ fields IN the vicinity of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Hamilton. lately
of this city. but now OF Helena. lost
+ their little baby bcy yesterday morning
and the remains were brought to tins
city this morning and laid to rest in the
Forrest City Cemetery. IL Is hard 10
/ bow done IL the will of God, and in
giving up their first born. may the be-
reaved parents he cOmfOrted in the as
surfing words. lie doeth all things for
the best.
After eighteen wears of faithful ser
vice with w. II. Mcdaniel and Trapp.
Barker II Co.. at Mcdaniel, our old
friend. Peter Maier quit their service
on account of granulated lids, and will
leave for his home place near Cherry
Valley 10 reeupeTate and 60 under
treatment. Peter will be missed Ivy
all. especially his late employers. who
placed the utmost confidence in his
ability as mechanic and integrity AS
man. We wish for Peter a speedy
recovery aud an early return TO st.
Francis county.
Some people have an idea that home
manufacture cannot compare with
that done abroad. in workmanship, and
durability. This is particularly true IN
regard to dentistry. The home dentist
is always within reach, and as all work
is guaranteed. there is no expense at
tached to calling on him until you are
satisfied. DIR. L. A. Long has card
in this issue, with price list attached.
Read il. DR.. Long is too we'll known
here to need comment. His work is
all around us, and he never lets Il
patron go unsatisfied. What more
does one wish-good work, reasonable
prices, promptness and guaranteed
satisfaction See him about your teeth.
Last night about : o'clock Mr. Gee,
Beck and Miss Maude Borders were in
one of Terry's double team rigs enroute
to the show, when the horses became
frightened aud uncomfortable. dashing
down Washington street. and on turn
ing the corner of billiard street, ran in
to the sidewalk, the vehicle coming in
contact with telephone pole, throwing
the coIored driver out, bruising him
considerably. The horses broke loose
from the carriage. leaving Mr.. Bell ard
Miss Borders unhurt,Iwith only sbak-
ing up. They went TO the show on foot
and finished up the engagement of the
evening as though nothing had hap.
pened.
Perhaps no firm in Forrest City en-.
joys a larger trade or the confidence of
more citizens than that Of Pettus &
Buford. They have risen from small
beginnings to their present prominence
10 the mercantile world, and carry one
OF the greatest stocks of general mer-
chandise in Eastern Arkansas. This
fall they have purchased larger stock
than ever before, and they are certain
To please their customers. AS lis conf
pleteness, its variety. its style. and its
quality is unsurpassed. They are reach
ing out for more business. They hone
to have YOUR patronage, dear reader
and If prices and sterling integrity will
move you. then give them call and
see tor Yourself They have hand.
some advertisement in this issue. which
We hope Won will read and mention it
To them when you 20 to this mammoth
store.