The Forrest City times., 1903-05-01

all classes Cf out door pictures IN 81
1 dition TO his studio work. He respect
fully sOlieits your patronage.
TIC. Fo'bre & Co. have enjoyed th'
reputation for years Of selling th'
purest liquors in the market. and 1t ]:
1 their intention TO continue 10 do SO,
and would kindly ask all lovers 81
choice liquors 10 call and judge fol
themselves. Polite attention paid t.
all.
Mrs. f. Milan has an advertisement,
OF the Hetel 81. Francis in this issue
She has recently had the rooms newly
papered and thoroughly renovated,
IS making this very popular doliar-a-
day hotel. and is painstsking 10 give
her guests their moneys worth. Give
her a call.
For the benefit of those desiring
sleepers from this city to New Orleans
on the excursion train to the reunion.
via Choctaw. the price is fixed at =. 30
for berth in Pullman and 81 30 for
berth in Tourist car. Those desiring
berth should apply to depot agent at
once.
Mrs. o B. Cromwell. who has been
making her home with Mrs. Sutton for
several months, was called TO Illinois
recently to attend the bedside of her
father who was critically III. Later he
passed away. and she returned Tues
day The Times extends sincere sym
psthy to her in her bereavement.
Gods Acre Hughes graveyard, is
in d neglected condition. and 1t seems
that this once beautiful burial place is
following in the footsteps Of all coun-
try grayeyards. How soon we are
forgot when we are gone is truth
fnl saying Of Old Rip Van Wrinkle.
Mr. L. p. Taylor went 10 Little
Rock Wednesday morning TO join a
party Of Equitable agents who went TO
81. Louis the same night TO attend the
dedication ceremonies and partake of
grand banquet at the Planters Ho-
tel given by The vice president of The
Equitable Life Assurance Association.
A crazy negro named Ernest vii.
liams, WAS pursued and captured by
Officers Rainbolt and Swan. Wednes-
day morning aud lodged in Jail. While
endeavoring to elude the officers the
negro ran into a barbed wire fence,
cutting an ugly cash across his cheek
and head, from which be bled pro.
fusely.
The spring time is here and perhaps
your appetite is not as good az yon
could wish. However, if you will look
over the great variety of fresh and
tempting foods at Fondren Il Smith g
grocery. YOU will be sure to find some
thing TO please your taste and tempt
your appetite. They have everything
good to eat.
Mrs. J. {. Richmond stopped over a
few days the latter part OF last week
on her return from visit to her neice
Mrs. Alice Hamilton, at Redfield. Ar.
kansas. Mrs. Richmond is a sister OF
our townsman, NJ. n Gaines. She was
a guest Of Mrs Mccormick, while here
and left for her home in Oxford. Mis-
sissippi. Monday.
Mtssrs. John Marshal, l.. Bertini. J.
Carson, James Sheridan, j. w. Coy.
Andrew Roy, +. E. Hurt, and +. l..
Cogbill, Wynne, were in the city Sun.
day, majority to attend the Odd Eel.
lows exercises at the NJ T. church.
and the latter 10 talk sweet nothings
to one OF our charming girls. They
registered at the Imperial.
In another column may be seen al
| advertisement OF new lawns. shlr,
waists, hats. silk skirts and summe,
dress goods, just received by Max Yof
IL, and which he is selling "cheape,
than anybody in town Also a $1,000
Spring stock, which is to be sold within
80 days. He has big stock and in.
vl,es your trade.
The services in the Episcopal church
At Helena last Sunday morning, beina
the occasion Of the Bishops visit,
were simply sublime and beautiful
The musies was magnificent, the Il,
Deum Landamus being especially
grand, and we do not remember to
have ever listened to IA more heavenly
and peaceful service anywhere.
On Monday, May IS h, the Choctaw
Route will operate special train from
Little Rock to New Orleans, carving
he official delegation Of the Arkansas
United Confederate Veterans. This
rain will pass Forrest City bptween
five and six o'clock in the afternoon.
arriving at New Orleans .ahout eight
p'clock the next morning. Plenty of
room for everybody. Round tip ticket
only $3.50
In This issue Of this great financial
llurnal may be seen handsome and
sery attractive advertisement of The
Bank of Eastern Arkansas. Read
carefully. They ATE fully equipped t.
io general banking business: solici
he accounts of c rporations. fl ms and
individuals, and Will extend to patron.
very accommodation consistent with
safe banking principles. Safety de-
pos vaultstur customers. REM pmbpr
'lso. their new location-juSt north OF
Rpilwage y Anderson.
STATE OF ONO, CITY on TOLEDO.
LUCAS COUNTY. =
Frank j. Cheney makes oath thai he
IS the senior partner ut the firm of f
J. Cheney X Co. dong business in the
city OF Toledo, County and State aforr-
said, and that sand firm will pay the