The Forrest City times., 1903-11-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

~. L. Gflce mas 4000 acres OF line land
at Bay Spur. He is furnishing houses
aud giving three years rent free for
clearing. or pays cash for same. Ad-
dress j. II. Hubbard, Bay Spur, Ark.
Forrest City ginners are paying above
the market price for cotton. This is
caused by the competition between the
gins, and the farmers are getting from
~ to SIS per bale more than it is worth
Mrs. James A. White and daughter,
Miss Matte, of Pulaski, Tennessee,
arrived in the city Thursday OF last
week on visit and are guests Of their
relatives, Capt. James Russell and
family.
Mrs. E. a. Rolfe and Miss Fields,
who bad been visiting relatives and
friends at JOnesbOro, returned Satur-
day, and was accompanied by her sis.
ter, Mrs. j. II. Snyder, who is here for
d visit.
J. L. Scott bought the Jack Davis
place of DR.. II. Z. Dooey, this week
tor cash consideration of $1,000.
There are 100 acres in the tract, and
he has already rented it for next year
for $500.
The Young Ladies Guild of the Epis-
copal church will render a play Mon.
day night, November 30th, entitled,
"Breezy Point" All are invited, and
it is hoped they will be literally
patrOniZed.
The ladies of the Episcopal Clurch
will have bazaar in December, at
which there will be exposed for sale a
large assortment of articles suitable for
Christmas presents. The exact time
and place Will be announced later.
r. J Rhodes, of Whitevile, Tennes'
see, arrived last evening on visit to
relatives and friends and to look after
his Interests in this county. We ac-
knowledge very pleasant call and
were glad to shake his hand again.
We want your trade for Wines,
Whistles, Beer and Cigars, and we
are willing to earn it by selling you
better goods for the m Onev than others.
Try OuT Yannlssee and Old Prentice
There are none better. Folbre & Co.
I Did you ever cut open loaded shot
gnn shell to note its loading in detail :
! Do this with Peters Loaded Shells
you will be surprised by the finish and
! grain OF the powder, thickness Of wad :
ding, evenness and perfection OF shot.
The Rock Island System is Offering
! 1890 for letters TO encourage emigra
| ten. See extended notice in another
| column, or write for particulars to Mr..
John Sebastian. Passenger Traffic
| Manager Rock Island System, Chicago,
| Illinois.
| John w Anderson went to Little
| Rock Wednesday to meet Mrs. Chester
McItae, OF Texas, who was enroute here
| to visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| L. IL Dllwage, and other relatives and
friends, and was quite i'll, having de
! yeloped severe case OF sickness
THE Conyict's Daughter, "the attrac.
! ton that will appear at the opera
| house, Monday night, November l6.h.
| 1903. will appear this season with All
entirely new scenic equipment, new
costumes, &c and stronger cast than
| has ever been seen in The play before
! The play still retains that Strength and
| intensity that has in the past won its
way into the hearts Of the public.
There has been quite a good deal Of
| interest lately in several quarters as To
/ the proper pronunciation Of the word
| "Hiawatha. We consider Webster
the very best authority, and lie gives
it the long sound as in high, kite. etc.
| There are some who centcnd that the
first syllable should be pronounced
"'he. i his is quite erroneous. so don I
say Heawatha. Pronounce il Higaa-
Watha,