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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-28
Credit Marks on the c. r..

Superintendent Hawkes. of the Gal
weston Houston has just posted the fol-
lowing bulletin showing the number
Of men in the train service who were
given credit marks last month:
AN engineer, fireman, conductor
and two brakemen have each been
given ten days credit for switching
a train while the yard crew were
otherwise engaged and thus saved a
delay to the train.
IAN engineer and fireman were each
given ten days credit for entering the
ash pans and fixing the dump CRATES,
thus saving serious damage to the en-
CINE.
"A freight conductor has been given
ten days credit for clearing the track
of cattle and closing the crossing
gates.
Two brakemen have each been
given ten days credit for firing an en-
CINE while the regular fireman was
sick.
IAN engineer and fireman have each
been given ten days credit for going
into the ash pan and fixing the dump
CRATES.
AN engineer has just been given
ten days credit for switching a passen-
ger train.
"A conductor and two brakemen
have just been given ten days credit
for assisting the engine crew in TAX
ing down an engine and thus saving
a delay to the train"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-28

them. Not being satisfied he refused
to buy them. and the shooting follow
ed. After the tragedy Mrs. Harper
practically admitted the truth of Dun
laps version. Dunlap is in a very
precarious condition, and it is feared
grave complications will set in"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-28
Elks' Meetina, Baltimore, Md.

We will sell tickets to Baltimore
and return on July 16 and II, with
final limit of July q at rate of s5S.65.
See ticket agent, F. l.. Myers.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-28
Succeeds Judue Sterry,

A Prescott dispatch says that the
death of Capt. c. N, Sterry, solicitor
Of the Santa Fe system for California,
makes it necessary for T, J.. Norton,
Esq to take charge Of the Los An
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-28
Meeting German Baptist Brethren al
BelIefontaine, Ohio.

Tickets on sale May 27 to June 1 in
elusive at rate Of s49.75 for the round
trip. Good for return June 80, by de-
posting ticket. See ticket agent for
particulars. F. /. Myers, agent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-28
Thirty-first saengerfest Of the North
American Saengerbund, at ST. Louis.

Tickets on sale June Is and 16 at
rate of $3.50 for round trip; final re.
turn limit June 23, 1903. See ticket
agent. +. l.. Myers, agent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-28

When you mi a peasant physic
try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy to take and
pleasant in effect. For sale by all
druggists
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-28
Travellers Protective Association
Meeting, indianapolis, Ind.

Tickets on sale June 6 and 7, good
to return June 30, at rate OF SAC 80 for
round trip. See ticket agent for in
formation. f. /. Myers, agent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-28

You never heard OF any one using
Foley's Honey and Tar and not being
satisfied. Alvarado Pharmacy.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-28
Railroad Topics

geles office OF tn local department In
addition to his duties as solicitor for
Arizona. Prior to the death of Cap.
tain Sterry, when it became evident
that his illness was of a grave nature,
arrangements were made for Mr.. Nor
ton to take charge of the California
office during the next two months, and
now it is probable that he will have to
devote most of his attention to the
California department indefinitely.
During the comparatively brief time
in which Mr.. Norton has been a resi-.
dent of Prescott he has performed his
duties as legal representative of the
Santa Fe system In such a way as to
establish firmly an enviable reputa-
ton as a lawyer and substantial, pro-
gressive citizen. and it would be o
matter for deep regret here should
his enlarged duties take him away
from Prescott for a prolonged period.
Mr.. Joseph P~ominville, OF saltwater,
Mimi, after having spent over $4,000
with the best doctors for stomach trou-
BILE, without relief, was advised by his
druggist, Mr.. Alex. Richard, to try a
box of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. He did SO, and Is a well
man today. II troubled with indiges-
ton, bad taste in hte mouth, lack Of
appetite nr constipation, give these
Tablets on trial, and you are certain to
be more than pleased with the result.
For sale at 25 cents per box at all
druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-28

National Encampment Grand Army Of
the Republic, San Francisco, CAL,
August 17-22, 1908.
Dates of sale August 2 to Is inclu.
sive; rate $500; final return limit
October IS. 1903. F. L. Myers, agent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-28

Denver & Rio Grande System
SANTA FE
Time Table Ne. n.
East Bound

Objective Wednesday, April /, 19O3.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30

ter, Elm gstpifer Soscano. purbe To-
fort ~feitgenommen unb ion betrunten
gepeien iein.
Grnitere 6olgen bate elm Qttentat,
peIfes leBten 0ienItag bei 5ifIis,
Srdnsfuutaiier, auf ben 6iiriten So
liBin, ruiiiiGen @enerulgouperneur
bes 8dutaIus, berii6t purbe. 0rei
Qrmsnier ii6erfielen ben SFiiriten,
pGbren0 er nit ieiner @emd6lin cine
Spa3ierfdbrt ma6te, urD perfu9ten,
i'm gu erool6en. Na9bem tie Inn
bret f4mer3bafte, jeDo4 ni6t lebensz
gefd6rli6e Sti4punben beigebru9t,
entflo6an bic QttentGter ppr 6erbeiz
eilenben 8oiafen. purDen iebo9
IGmmtIi8 auf Der 6lu6t eri4pfen.
W}an gluu6t, baB bieIes 2(ttentat eire
6olge Der fiir3lifen GDnfis3irung ar
menif6en 8ir6eneigent6ums our8 Die
ruIiiide 3egierung lit.
Spdaien bat CUR s3eit pieber
f6limme @r6eiternirrsr. Sn Bilbao
fat Elm 8ergmannszStrite gu einem
General Strife gefiibrt, in Oeifen SOL
&c 6lutige StrabentGmpfe 3pii6en
benz MiIitdr unO Dem @olfe itattgez
furben baber unO Diele Perionen gez
t0btet unD pertpunbet porOen iinO.
Sn l1ngarn 6at Stephan 5is3a, in
Stalien Signor 9iplitti Die 8tlOung
zines neuen 8a6inets itbernommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
Refrrn Maralnnp Naln.

8rattr Rraft an II. Cttobtr 1903.
Sugs bcrlaHG, cLsHzSt1tI0U, ME tolgt:
LagltD.
40 fyib - SarslgDit, 0luptliuit, SoaGtCstouu,
gg11ut5borg. u. & 2B. Balm uu9 bent 5uOtu,
wu0 ausgeu5mmtt 5ouutoss y. y. s.. y,
SGgl d d., ausgcH en- S~oUrtags.
20 fvuB Nori. y. & So. CjU. uuO OOuptliris
oflI5 0on Gmor0 GroUt, Carlisle MD y. * @.
a. y.
g.25 BORN. oaupt.iui,, ea7r5topu. 56iqgnasz
burg, 6rco;rid, gmmIl55urg uuo U. * u. JIG.
bis Clifton.
1912 Qorm. - <om. mad uuiou=8r,o5a 0or'
uHo 8cttg55Ugg.
225 RaHm. Nnom. u-a llnioHsgriogt
3.2j 9{ahm. &t!Dm. mad emgrg 0roo2, .. q
% Giv, iops U0rt
AS ga5m. Grprtb n1b Glrnoon, @.tmin=
TER, Yslp=g0iuoi0r, uuirE=tricqt IND Bonn At1
Tom. is oa9tr5tOUH: ievH,r Grsorld. Gmmtiss
burg uno S5tppsH5sur1 CQarlcr=Garl.
$40 Rahm. Qifom. ua5 Gmorg @roye.
"5.48 Gahm. - gimitso nab Qort, &auoo:r IND
Cstt0=Jur9. (QCrlOrzGCrJ
6l2 gben05 @tlom. nab Ilujoa=Prjoat.
$50 &bcu0s - &tfcm. mad GmCrn grOgt.
I1.25 A5eu5s - Nttom. mad u~Hi0HsSrIOge.
Nur SUUHTagE.
9.35 Dorm. Qttom. mad uBioH grjcgs uHs
@tttOsbuCs.
1850 Rabm. - @tfomL uah GHorb GroDe.
400 9atbu. @f.om. nab uuiou 9rio9t.
A.. Eabm. Attom. nab GmoyD @r0ps.
lO.55 Qbm0s Nftou. nab uHicu=9rjoQs.
. 6llt,u MID an NtrUiDlDaHju=NDt .@StltIou az.
@iusts uuD 5sgd5=Gureau. 215 Cf=galtimcrts
straB,.
3uoe baltsu dui Unions, 4tHniD!0anjasQptuuts
sulton= uuD WaibrooisStoti0R an laus0tHommtu
cuotrs aHge1sbnl.
o. 8. GrtgpolO Sen. Graffic Mqr.
8. VI. SsnstL Gen. Qa6. s4gtut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
Merchandise Miners
Queen glnne's GiieubaBnsGn.

Eukr5Iau itit DEm 4 DItobtr
1903 in RrGt
7amsf,r perIdBt Bier yr 10 on 9i35t7strab,
t,-Ib .orgotromm,u 5lmtlgs uno 6ouatagsl
nm : ubr gorm. uro 3.+5 Hdbm.; eamfags um
7 ubr gorm. uu0 ? llbr RAIN. nab eo0esBoinir
o.rt.3slanD: C~us,ustonu, 6eutrt0.at, Denton,
Gr,.rnooo. gatnoa.,, G,D,s uuo 5D. asntati0HtH.
. QuialuB in 8r,turDOoo an bic -GsEaiD1T;s
C;;,rb,hr nab allen 9uHittH iUo!ib ron Rem
NJ gbi,aps!7bia uu0 R0rio!tsG ]itubabEs.
Tr-6t,n proen AL g8obtutcg.u BIZ 6 ubC
abtnos eutges;u gtHommtn.
Sobn 5. 9o5ltp, 8tH,ral=paFasirsQg:nt
lWai27,lN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
9ampfrr perIdFcn Baltimore BON
Ntsv T3r "a uuh 10 RiobtNr .m,rGs
8alttmore : 9ampf @aGet sGo,
(altt uns IuOcrldNst 8af.etnfs.J

Ola Der. staatsnsQof bsfbueeras.
Samptsr fabEsH tasIlh, sOuHta9s aus9euommen,
bon .Sapz2iH.s'pitrs, 1913 Q~igbts6trabt, $50
gb,uos, oir,it Ha6 DID 9ojut Comfort, Rorfolf,
90rtsmoatb uHo alien QuHttsn bs SabeHs. gnr
~biuouHg w Oh 9oiut Gomisrt NIT g. & .. Gis
~icHbabH" mad RlbmoHo. 9rbjHounq in gsrtga
mouth NIT Gem .Ssa5oaro Qjr 9inss ioliStn qua
pOH 9oytsmouth Ho4 atlanta. an RorfOIF gsrs
BiHOung nit or -gtIart;e Goat 2tut.s Roriolt
nTO Caroline, ROriolt uuo iuDll4, Torfolf uuO
Drt!Ib uHo .CIo Dominion giHs' mad Isiu5srH
uuo WaibingtoH, q. So.
Ulabtlsit:H mad ,uroS6iiam Blame. Qururi0I.
RciattnIjmmsr, s.tttriih: gtttu8tuug, Sampfbt;s
luHg, ROisn fr'i. Rsj,r5,rt, RaiittnJimmr i'm
8iqttAglr'au Or YEassqiH',s Rr. 100. Cfzgaltis
mor's6tyabs. TtIrp5oHs 6. & g. 81. Qlul 1895;
WarslauO, Gourt.aus 4s5, I,bauqb'g, Is Qsro.
GtarItss6trabt, uno Fur,1u ov sSsabo1ro Cir
Cine Continental Sruft 60. guiIoiue.s
Spbn u. 2bernuur, g. Btppu,
B.sYral. Il. 9tEsV!aHGser, Gen neutrality-suspicious.
iOti25
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30

Nepartement flr Dfentlidle &id1erbeit-Sdus
- ten. Subs SepartemeHf Dee SrbduhesSus
fpeftprsS ilreane. Ratb haMk.

fptttpT$ ONrtuUbs TuIU NuWh.
9aIttmort, ben q. Cttober 1903.
sd babe pie ~iOtgtHpeH 2LpptitltiOu,n iur 9rlUis
l,aien crbaIt,n:
g}r. 43S, Glbdp42ane fir AuifteGune zines
rltftriiasn Motors BON q 9ieroetrditsn.
Or. 90, GatbtDrnls Strabe - fir Aufiteluue
eires eltttrii6eu Dlptors BON q liberalization.
Rroeuo ,Nmano, Der GinpeHOunaeu oaQtqen ju
,r6ebtn bat, muB ~Disielbtu bis jun 30. Gttobtr,
8prmittaQs 10 llbr, einrei9en, gu ipeI6er 3;it oas
ril6er oer6aH0eit iDerOcn iOn.
Gemdre 3. BRETON.
gAg2, GTb6thSe z&uiptftpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
Wurhlann e. %enniglbaniasGiIe lien
hahnzSnmnaQnie.

Sias oerluH,H 0o5ibsaDs.= uHD Oat=Str. =5tatioa:
&aD gorl an BobtHt1ssR 40 Born. $50 4a5m.
ga5 Etlta an B0b.HialtH 7.30 BORN, $50 MA
40 8atm.
Rat 9tluir an UobsHta9sn 7.3 ann $50 Born.
$50. 40 Rl1m. uHD TOO -3tHDs.
sountaqs uaa Gtlta $50 Born, 400 Qu6m.
eourfoes uod gelQIr $50 BORN. 4O0 RoAr NM
1900 @bsHDs.
Is. VI. Eifsr, Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
nRoDaI Blue CLINT
nab philadelphia uuo elsp,gOrf.

uGCD R9AAAgEtbpAA EtAI @s@
Cfparts. g~uL.Gam0tg. 9tL4!t 0o7al.
61laiIuaggou ...... &u9llV 30l y. go Y.
S8lqis u. SpUi;.. Gd9li5 80 y. v 500 S&
Wuffstsgaglor, ausgsn. ~. 9l9 V. 20 ~
Qarlor, 8tntr,.. Hur 81. 80 o. 95I S.9
0grior, Ginr, aug9su. 20. 1850 o. v ly.5+ q
@grlor, Diner, .....Ga8!j9 I.55 u. j 10y u.
.Rspal 4ImItso,S uUJ 4uumln=5ug.
WuifetsSmoier, garlcr, E5jsrp1tpH8I a. GpeltS
gBagSou5 -. 1aLli3 AZ r.. . BY p
~5 @5pIeri 8inst 49,. sESa5Ii5 6G u. 665 y, 8
6oabts Q5ila..... Glglib 900 u. sy5 "S
66.lfn -. Ea5.iD l239 e. l2+ o. q.
qpfaGEblafpageou ua1 NtUsNcrt t!riig sum
gtbraua in Ut. BopG!=Sta;,oU um 1000 a5tu6s.
q. NAB atlautitsGitg, g8obtat15G o. nag us
Iantic=GIID, .tn3llD. 2
Gbsitsr. o, n.rr Tg+ von,t
QbiIa. gffom. ...... IlG.'b sl5 .. 5ly y.
g5ila. Grpr,b .~.....Usl 5o. Z9y X. 80 r.
Hbilu. Grprtb ......aus3. 90. so X. 5.gJ X.
QbtrOt,u aftom., ousg. g. PIP y. ~ y.
glbila. WFpm,...... uur 60. 6-l0 u. 6.l5 VI.
FiQttsFHrsaur: Wcrou.:=G5s edlbert uno Sc!s
tlTortfr'. gr. Sc groa0pa0, MT. disqualification
'''' 9SS"g9S WGTtin, Tgr. gaF. 9raffit.
6. 90. gafittt Sen. =9af sAgeHt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30

Orr ib,aI. galt:mostr GrieObof, Habs 9it,sOias,
,p,i tlltriibs SlbEgiuim uuo gimlito=goulsuaro
brett ,um grlsObofs. aGt S;8rabuibpId5s unter
f,tio,r Qilest. Nitori9t 9rtiit. 9.rIangt HtusH
6ouo,nirzRatuloe Office: go RorosG5ar'ts'
Sfrabs. C9sOs 9t!'p5oEeJ C0tJ21
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
0OrrQtng,

WaIcIiih, OAA,~raANC
Barfdrttg, GUEAutkkkS
5rieclid;,
pefIi5 bon Ua!brooi II gssiitH. eiHust Die init
gsvbatan 6s,:ibn..e RortbzaUs sGar; frtit Ruti5s
Tadmittaas am terminus. 9rsIie BON 8sardbs
nibh.a,n i,Bt ID3isG. Q:bts gOinguHgtH. 3.Ies
Sbon5: DO, G-543; G. ( g., Ct, 9duI, 1885,
Gatons, 633.
6taOtsgareou: ,yF,r 6Iur Sam SuiISinS.
gerlaHgt Brp4RrE.
CWai4 5EGlI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30

Qlm u 0tto5er e 10 e. @futler i'm
alter pon ! Glbr.
Nm q. Cttobcr 6 milD g.. etr0Bncr, IS
Sabre ait.
@m u. Ctto6sr III q qDalcn4 9erQcr.
2lm y. Cttober in @uroeHuilc ID 4 . : %
Mf0trs, - Sabre cit.
@m -. Ctto6er ~ tlbclm 8utbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
0nuopn.Norf.G emctern.

Wsus 6tftiou,n Fuo lest Jur Sti6tiguHg bUgs'
ribt,t. gicle ausa:ipdbltt Cots. Der 6upsrint.n'
bent otg Crumbs UNI 8oosns Diro isot gstpttli5tt
Nugfunft rt6siltn. - Sas Grematpri II IN
htbt tdqlit our Snip,ftisn often. 8tgeu 3abstsm
lutrot man I'D an ben 6gptriHtsHOtntsu OOy an
oag girsau in y I. p, ggst=SuratogosStrabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
q efanutmabmna an nne Sefieer Don SSirtbz
~ fdjdftSlotdIeu.
Bureau ees Gpnesiums Der NoIisrisG omnlti'


Baltimore, ben p. Cttob;r 1903,
Ole 9tb6roe Der QOlijei GOmmjhare iir Die
Giant Ealtimorc orDuet hermit an, DaB uHttJ ben
VchimmuuQcn Ocs 80. Abibnjttts, l23. RdpItcl,
S,r GeicBs DON 1898 meuer Gbartsr), MD trait Der
@oamadt, iuclbt ibueu Oug1 Den 7j3. @bi3nitt
Der obeu c~riudbntsn @eie5e ~ecrli:bcu lit, am
Wa6ltage, 0ien # u 9, Den 3. Ro@
pem6er 1903, ale 8irtbi6uften,
0irt6idaftsrGume, Srint @tablifez
msnt8, Spirituoien : 2GOen unO ale
anberen 8IdBe, ND fir gep0bnli6
6pirituoien bertduft rperOen, in Der
StaOt Baltimore gei6loFen iein mill
fen, uno perbieten Den 8ertauf un0
bic 2ieferung BON Spirituoien in benz
ielben am beiagten Wa6ltage.
Die 4olijiitsH fuo jnitruirt iDorOen, inter Straie
Der EHtlafuuq aus Ocm 2jtHitc 0lt &ene III btz
rItttH, lUclbe fb, lDic porQcibri;btu, peigtru oocr
6 UutcrlontH, ibr gotul 81 ihli:Bcu, ionic aut
QllBc iorQlam 3u bcobadten, NO bcrauittnoc Sc
trdHft O~trfduit oOcr ~Qelicfcrt Dcrotu, uno Die gtu=
men Hler &etretfcnDcH ju Uotircn, bic inter Dem
Gjnflufc oou SpirjtuOicn am g9ubltdgt b%etrotftn
iptrOsH, I'm ais 3tu9cu Dor Die @~rObQclbporcurn
Dcs GrimiualQcrl9ts ctjrt 3u lpcrOtn.
Geprac ~. llpfbur,
Sohn Z. WSprris,
@rparr -. 6omlcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
George N. upfbur,
SObH z. morris,
Grnarr -. 6owler.


&lreau res Goncsiums
~ , Ger 9pIiIeizG Onmfhdre.
&dItimorc, nh, Den q. Cttober 1903.
ii. 9cb0rOt lcutt Die auimcrtiamieit Der Qoljs
ist=Maumbaitcr auf ~fo!aerotu am >. Utdrj 1908
crlafsuru 9ricbl:
GuB bic MitQlicotr Der poljiciiortc ib 3u ieOcr
,3cit a6folut dltr Grortcrunq BON @lblz pocr pos
litiibsu TraqcU nit &iiratru uut Der StroBe ootr
anOcrparts NM inter chamber ~cntbaltcn lolcu uuO
nd 10 lu bcucbmeu, ouB fc ttiusu @ruHo jur
@cibulnjquuQ Der @artci=5rQrciiun9 Gcbtn, NM
NaB Dicisr @eitbl Tb iolpobl uuf bic uui Der
Qsudonslitt bcilnoli6cu MitGlIcocr, ais aut Dies
ituiQeu inn uftiOm Gituit bciicbt.
6eprss u. upibur,
CCft2l, gup2,3D Qr0hocRt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
Gtrdlide Nn;eigcn.
Ncier ncs Mcfprmntionefcftl
Sarleben auf OrunOeigentbum.
memn Chr Gseln ncbranfit,

70 p,uo,t Gu5 an MID. gaia. Sarlebsu. Gtuats
Rudjabluug,H. 9tri9UItgeH5tt. Sptlliat Grlslbs
t.runatn oitIen RDuat fur 4nItib,n BON s. uH0
m.br. Rr. Rremtr Rr. I2O, R0rpzQacaa6tr.
CUlail6,IS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
Nspartemtmt fnr 6FentIihe Sauten.
%SuosSrpartcmeut ees StaetzS uacniturs

NtpnrtfnlfHT WI pHfltIIbt OuuItH'
~SuOsScpartcmeut eeS Stdet@S nacutturS.
&ultimore c, pcn %. Sttober 1908,
Der Staot=9 nQcnieur piro f6 am 30. Cftober
1903 3piibcu otu uabcr bejcjbHGten Stuuntu, al
Grit uHo STEELE c%iuiiHocu, nm oas NiUCuu Der
uaAfolqcuO Qcuaunttu StruSrr icitjuittucu:
92ilbtlm= StrubG, BON Smauipppo=S trubt bis
TultouzNucuut, mt 3 llbr 0ahmlttaQs.
3lutiuuOjlUou3iqit, StruBc, pm Gromfutn=Str.
bis Seufius=gauc, nm 3 llbr 40 min. 9a6mits
tags.
Ealbott-S traBc, 3ipii8eu 81. StrdBc nm Gals
biusStraBc, nm { lIbr 10 Wiu. To6mjtta05.
. Z. NcnedU.
Q-FfDi 0g D % 0Ul @tGh+-NunPuirur
The Forrest City times., 1903-11-13

Miss Martha Cummings was the
charming hostess of the Bachelor
Maids Monday afternoon.
The Corliss, Coon Il Co. linen collars
are the best on the market, For sale
by Russell, Graham & Co.
Do you think of buying new furniture
Then go and look at that carload lust re.
ceived by Brandon Il Baugh.
Old Cutter is pure Rye whiskey,
ana IS unexcelled for medicinal par
poses. n. b. Nelson Il Co.
Miss Johnnie Herney has resumed
her position OF assistant bookkeeper
with Russell, Graham s. Go.
A big line of Cooking and Heating
Stoves, Ranges, and all utensils cheap
for cash of Robert l.. Pettus.
Miss Norma Roilwage entertained
the Whist Club Wednesday afternoon
in her usual graceful manner.
DIR. ]. o. Bridgeforth has had four
handsome signs painted on his office
windows in the opera house block.
We have lots of good WHISTLES, but
Old j. II. Gutter can't be beat for puri-
ty and Havor. n b. Nelson & Co.
Mrs. w. r. Sanders is spending the
week in Memphis shopping and visit
ing Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. II. Sanders.
A couple Of itinerant painters have
been painting the town this week.
They executed some very good signs.
When you're tired or sick, be kind to
yourself by coming to US for medicinal
wines, liquors, &c. Il. &. Folbre & Co.
Mrs. j. II. Johnson and Mrs. II. w.
Paslay went to Brinkley Saturday to
visit with their sister, Mrs. Ora Paslay.
The cotton war is still on. and the
farmers are getting the benefit. The
price hoyers around very near to the 10
mark.
Highest cash price paid for Hides
and Furs OF all description. Office
three doors below Times office. South
side of Choctaw railroad. Head Il Co.
Fur Dealers, Forrest City, Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1903-11-13

The Young Ltdies' Guild of the
Episcopal church will give DIR ma at
the opera house on November 30th,
entitled IA Breezy Point" Parslcn-
lars later.
The Mitchell Wagon is premiu1,
winner. None are better. few SO goon.
You Can buy them OF me only coh,.
and let's talk about wagon. R1b.it
l.. Pettus.
The news is rather oil, bnt we have
heretofore failed Ia mention the taet
that Thad Il. Sellers is the road oget-
seer for this district vice ; ID. App.r-
son, resigned.
w. I. Gray and wife. w. NJ. Kelley,
and Mrs. Georgia Powell, uf tiu,d~,,s
were registered III the Imperial W 81
nesday. They were attending The lial
OF Will Kelley.
Buy a fine Jesses caw aud m AXE yopr
own milk aud huIttr James russell
has % tine Jersey COWS with Young
calves, which ne viii sell at very r.a-
sonable figures,
Any lady or gentl,m IN hnyiny ,treN
clothing from Brauion Il h ,syi,. can
rest easy for they snieiy get The si,l-s
up to the Minute AMI the best goods
that can be lad.
Attorney W. j. 4lanier is bewailiug
the ,ss of his brothers horse. Tie
animal WAS stolen from tire horse lpt
Sunday night and he has not been able
TO hear Of 1t since.
A. y. Lippm INN and sister, VI SO
Stella Lippmann, Of Newport, were
registered at the Marion last Friday.
They were on visit To some of oer
young society girls.
Rev. E. G. Bingham, of Marianne,
will preach at the PresDy terrain chnrra
| next Sunday morning and night. To.
public is cordially invited to worship
with this congregation.
A recent fall in the temperature r..
minds us that Robert l.. Pettus has
about 500 suits OF the most comforta-
BILE winter Underwear in town. See
his big line and low ifices.
| Fine whiskey ut the price of cheap.
Our Old Cutter Rye is Is good as any
made, aud price is very reasonable.
Try 1t once and you'll never want ~
change. n. b. Nelson & Co,
Mrs. John L. jerks, Memphis, spent
yesterday IN town With parents and
other relatives and fIiends. She came
over more especially To see her sister,
Mrs. Chester Mex re, of Texas.
Dunavant mas his entire line of
French Cfrfna OH display, and words
i beggar its description. For holiday
presents there is certainly nothing
haudSUmer. Don't fail to see IL.
MI +. G. Pettus took a medal If OF
negroes watch chain 1T Cnvingi or,
| Tennessee, afew days npo, which han
been lost to him for fourteen years
Two days after recovering II h. lest it
again in Forrest City. Mr.. T.. titus tt
turned Saturday.
The Forrest City times., 1903-11-13

Don't be selfish, ii you are satisfied
that Old Follmer whiskey is the best,
tell your friends. 7. c, Folbre 81 Co.
sell it.
We are agents for the Heath &c Mil
ligan Paints. Every can guaranteed.
What we say, we mean. Paslay &
Johnson.
Messrs, Trap and Lewis left Satur-
day night for Dandanelle TO buy q big
bunch of cattle. Mr.. Trapp returned
Tuesday.
The better sort of whiskey costs but
a trihe more than the ches p, and at
our prices all can afford it. Il. &. Fol
bre Il Co.
Ex-Congressman p. d. McCulloch,
of Mariana, was registered 1T the
Marion Sunday. He was enroute to
Memphis.
Cards, circulars. and all kinds of cam
paign job printing may be had at The
Times office Oh short notice at reason
able prices.
Lee Dougherty and the gravel gang
left Wednesday for Halle. Indian Ter
ritorv, where they will be located for
some time,
My goods are all new and fresh.
Look at my swell line of Ladies' Dress
Goods for fall and winter Of 1908 4. w.
Il. Sanders.
Page NJ. Patterson and wife and
VI nP
phis, were guests at the Marion We'd
nesday night.
Fat, slim, long and short feet can all
be fitted at Brandon 81 Baugh's. 100
cases OF the famous Star D Star shoes
just received.
Capt. and Mrs. J. w. Beck returned
from New Orleans FRIDAY, and spent
Wednesday in Little Rock, returning
the same day.
Sol Lewis will in all probability erect
| handsome , story brick building next
spring on the site now occupied by luis
Furnishing store.
Old Volmer Whiskey, put up by Jesse
Moore Hunt Co, is pure and whole.
some. For sale by L. e. Folbre 4 Co.,
Forrest City, Ark.
am still agent for the celebrated E.
Stout Snag Proof Rubber Boots. One
price to all and every pair bargain.
Robert l.. Pettus.
Mrs. NJ. G. Ivy. of Jamestown, Mis-
sissippi, arrived in the city Tuesday
night on a visit TO her relative, Mrs.
NC. Hambleton.
Wear the best and keep In style.
Brandon & u Bauph will put you on
the right track by calling at their store.
The largest in town.
II. NJ. Moseley, of West Point, Mis-
sissippi, arrived in the city Monday on
q visit to his daughter, Mrs. Eugene
Williams, and family.
The Elwood Woven Wire Fence is
the most durable of all fences. A car.
load just received by Russell, Graham
& Co., for sale cheap.
My fall stock of Groceries is coming
in. Every line is complete even now.
No old, stale goods. Everything fresh
and crisp. Free delivery, proMpt SER
vice, lowest prices and best qualities at
Sanders Grocery. w. T. Sanders.