The Forrest City times., 1903-01-16

TIE Bank CO Eastern Arti-sas kss'
1 ing purchased The p7iltlox rece1aF
vacated ~ n. BEa1, Jsveiry On
pary. % 6;.irs i ID F-trsrsto-y Z
lsoyiuz their b1si1ess tro- Ia r'-sse1
Quarters Mr. L Ro.iszEe hss ten
selec.eo ~ TIE ci-ec-o<y % s12.-Etss
Il. rtz.oesllinE C tbesE Ess 1GGlt-s-
John stsv.r. las 6ispos.i c, rs
properties in -. Franz. coz1;y, aid
/ vii shortly 70 20 Roce-t.EIlas. NJ
sour 20 rsszs. NJ Sever. has
maze . success c. farming ard stock
raising here. zs1 "a. scc 1Z1late1 q
cou,oTtsbis little se-TE1e. We ir1.i
he nay prosper - vel u nss2zEl-
Las. Tuss3sy 2. A CoHnsn, Dr.. J.
z stone and J. Il Alley sod IL TIE
rei2hb0rbood o. 10 bushes c!
second c-oo Iri.h potsto.. 70 " z
Carter & Co. CT Memphis. !. yery
satisfactory price. M Cc.1zn sill
cultivate sboat loo scres in po.ztoe.
this yssr, baYins Iszssd farm us.r
Hayes.
Comfy Judge Folb-e Ia. appointed
the f0i3sing sentl-1.1 10 represent
-. FT.Dcis cauEiy a. The God Roads
Corv.rison- TO - hid u Little Rex,
January IS. an -. Z Lsn1yoIzt,
john GztIing. :. D. Bz1sh- Jas Pcs
Sc. Join Z. E1tr5dzs, Daniel W Ids.
= D. AppeTsoo, " I.ase=, Otio ..
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TIE Co.nos Cub ne. las. Monday
- cub ru0E, Z t<InS Mothers
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.ezd-r. Ter sgb!.c. b@inz TIE De
maud. Q. the Aze 81 Mothers. Ms
O.to Rolls sx- discussed The Birth
uzht C The Child" A general recital
= TCuTFtn. Events cso=56 Cce 9. tie
ls:s Interesting meetings q tie year.
Ii Cochran. driver f0r E1u.t Nal
lorv. was he'd gp oy tSo white uea
near Stuart SprIng. las. Nc1dzg In
brad CAY light Oae presented q
pistol a. Lis head and II. other wen.
through his pockets. but FL hadn't d
cent. 50 Il sScs Led easily There Is
20 elev % lhe Identity G TIE sou i-be
hishzzFuen. Il vas simple case o:
The dime-1oTel stand ard b search
e6.7
r Fl. Winfield & Co. give notice
that OF next Tue.day-and o. tia. day
only-they 1ill off=r their entire line
o, tsf-ts Fitb9n. which are worth 20c
and &c. al &c Ter yard: and their Cd
tire stock @, emDToideFi-s a. one-hal.
usual price. This Is genuine bargain
"a e = reduce stock before invoicing
and 10 make room for new spTiuz
lines. Dou'. miss l..
TIE only sgre preventative fol
'sclimsterian is the moderate use OF
good liquors. and care should BE iaker
&c 10 what brands are used and from
what house they are procured. T. e.
FOiDTe - Co, have established theil
reputation as handlers and dispenser
OF the bes. IF liquors, ard enc can rely
On tie pa!!iy OF the article asked far
They ask your patronage.
County Judge Folbre having deter
mined that Road Ovsrseers could no
be appointed AZ the October term. anr
/ having set aside the appointment.
made by Judge b. D. Hatcher, hi
| predecessor. At that tune. has appoint
ed the parties 20 these positions whr
| were chosen az the democratic pTimarJ
election last summer. list OF WHOM
has already been published in thes'
/ columns.
J. Fl. Atkins. the hard ware dealer
will 20 ont Of business here about th'
| first Of February, and remove the re
mainder Of the stock 10 Holly Grove
/ Mr. and MIS- F. Z Atkins will 90 4
/ Holly Grove and lie will engage witt
/ his father there in thu general mer
| chandiss business. We are sorry Il
! lose these good citizsns, and wish them
great prosperity and happiness in theil
new home.
II yoG have any visitors. any babies
parties, socisbles. dances. deaths
marriages, church notices or any othel
| item of news. we will certainly appre.
cisle il II YOU will let us know about il
| in time 10 mention il III the current is
sue Of The Times. Wa want all thg
news, and every little item. no matter
how unimportaut it mas seem 20 you
helps to MAKE the paper ne~sy 4
someone. Telephone IS. No. -.
The farmers Of Texas are rsisin:
Alfalfa on the Brazos valley lands for
hay. 1t would grow well in s.. Fran.
cis county. And while IL would b,
better to plant il in the fall ike wheat
still it can be planted successfully
about the 18th Of February. usina
about 25 pounds OF seed per acre. Tn,
land should be broken with care il
January and rebrOken before the l5ti
Of February Farmers can make
money with alfalfa. aud every farmel
in this county should plant it on a
least twenty acres.
Attorney :. II. Mann went 10 Pales
tine yesterday TO try case in the mag
istrate's court. styled tbs State o. AT
kansas VS. Belle Com 'on, charged viii
resisting an officer. The case was dis
missed on Mr.. Mann's motion. Hon
| Il J. Williams has also been in tn,
case defending. and Walter G0rmar
| prosecuting There have been i've
missrials and several pOnements
| and the prosecution became convinced
that he could not convict, and did no
appear at the time set for the trial yes
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