The Forrest City times., 1902-04-25

the University at Fayetteville. return.
ed home yesterday morning, being
unable 10 continue his studies on ac.
count of i'll health.
W. a II Mcdaniel. representing
the Memphis Morning News, was In
town Wednesday in the interest of
that paper. The paper will make its
appearance May An.
There is laughter for the laughable.
music for the musical, and much To
commend and patronize in the perform-
alce OF the newest. "A Breezy Time y
Opera House May 5,
There will he "A Breezy Time" in
Forrest City on May 3rd, and all wise
people will do we'll TO take shelter in
the Opera House on the date the
Breeze is announced.
Messrs. s. f.. w. H.. and o. D..
Howe, OF Greenfield, Arkansas, were
in the city the first OF the week on
business with Col. Clifford. They were
registered at the Imperial.
Boys. ard girls, too. should see the
preitiest line ct marbles, tops, Base
Balls, Mits, Masks GLOVES. aud sport
ing goods ever brought To Forrest City.
Just received ut The Newsstand.
The side walk leading from The I'm.
Perial Hotel east to the Methodist
church is In a dangerous condition.
Pedestrians to and from church had
better take the middle of the road.
The rich and poor, old and young,
man and wife. sweetheart and lover,
will find everything to applaud, laugh
at and appreciate in the newest. "A
Breezy Time" May Opera House.
The Citizens Band would like very
much to have a band stand for outdoor
concerts during the summer II is the
best band Forrest City has ever had
and should have anything they want.
The Americas, Ga. Daily Times. Re.
cOrder SAYS: We have paid - cents
many times to see circus not as good
AS Sparks Big % cent Shows They
will be in Forrest City on April Goth.
w. J. Myers, of Troy, Tennessee. was
registered at the Imperial this morn
inc. He is looking after his interests
in st. Francis bottom land and timber.
and will probably buy some more land.
Enos u. Altman has resigned his
situation with the Globe Democrat
and returned to Forrest City Sunday
night. An understanding of his I'm
pl0yers methods was not satisfactory.
Don't fail to see Romeo, the largest
lion in captivity, and Mary, the small
est baby elephant ever on exhibition
They are to be seen with Sparks big
% cent shows at Forrest City, April
26th, 1902.
Wednesday closed the spring meet
ing of the New Memphis Jockey Club.
1t has been the most successful in the
history Of the club, and furnished
amuse ment for quite number Of Fer
rest Cityites.
Don't fail to see the big stock of
Comedian Agates, Flints. Gold Stones,
Tiger Eyes, Onyx, Agate, Glass and
China marbles at The Newsstand.
This is the prettiest lot of marbles ever
opened in Forrest City.
Mr.. Louis Altman has accepted the
position of night clerk at the Imperial
and entered upon his duties Sunday
night. He is an experienced man, gen
ial and entertaining, and seems 10 bt
the right man in the right place.
nMiss Ida Contad. of Petrolia, Penn
sylvania. arrived in the city yesterday
to spend several months and will make
her home with her brother, Mr.. 5. B.
Conrad. and wife. This is Miss Con.
rad 8 hrst visit TO the Sunny South.
| Remember the grand free balloon as
cension, thrilling parachute Jump AND
a high tower dive that is given free tC
all from the show grounds in connec
ton with Sparks New Railroad Show:
at Forrest City, Saturday, April Goth.
The ladies of the Christian church
request us to announce that they will
! give an ice cream supper next Mon
day night at the Kirby building on the
| south side next door to ) Z. McDan
ie's shop. AL are cordially invited.
]. NJ. Nicely and sweet little daueh
ter, Posalie, of Little Rock. arrived in
The city Tuesday, the former on hi:
! regular business visit, and Resale tC
spend IA few days with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Durborow
Admiral Schley, the hero Of Santa
go, will be the guest of the Memphis
people next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. The occasion of his visit
to the Bluff City will probably attrac,
hundreds Of visitors from this section
After a fortnight of a pleasant visit
to friends and relatives in Brinkley,
Mrs w. G. Simmons, the estimable
better-half of the electric light mana
ger, returned home Saturday. But
this had nothing to do with the dark
ness Sunday night.
Governor Davis left Little Rock las,
Saturday night for "A six-weeks vaca'
ton in the state of Washington. Dur
ing the governors absence, Senator NJ
7. Huddleston, of Paragould. presiden,
pro. TEN. of the state senate. will bt
acting governor Of Arkansas.
LYMAN J. Howes. of Minnesota
formerly of this city, arrived Sunday
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