The Forrest City times., 1904-07-29


 We want six more subscriptions of S390 each. There are twenty men in this town who arc well able and ought to contribute that sum. They would scarcely miss sZo0 from their pIethoric bank accounts.
 Gentlemen, don't wait to be call cd on personally. Make II q free will offering, Gall up The Times NOW, don't wait until tomorrow, for then you may be dead and you cannot take the money @jfh yea. Do today what the Lord has pros, perei you to do. Help these help. less children to get au education.
 All others who are not inancial- y able to contribute s200, are res peeifuIly and earnestly urged 10 contribute as much as they consist ently can without embarrassment to themselves or families, and do It now. Don't wait any longer. This work Is pleasure to us. It is a work of love. But we haze other work 10 do. We do not want to be all summer at this. Won't you come NOW? We have lived |
 among this people for nearly twen. l ty years. and have never known them to fail when an emergency presented itself We have faith in the success of our efforts to secure few paltry thousands for such t great emergency, because w2 have confidence in the people Of this dis trict, and feel that they Wall not allow such calamity 10 settle down upon this town while t k within lhor power to prevent.
 Weare especially pleased to note that our efforts are being watched and appreciated by non residents who own property in th's county. ] The following letter from Mr. J. I WHliogham, presidcGtof of the Mem phis Coffin Co.,, is very pleasing 10 uz, and certainly encourages and revives us. It speaks for itscI, is very liberal and will bo accepted and highly appreciated
 OFFICE or Ml4eui>N Nefffx Co,
 Memphis Tenn July 25 l9o4 Landvoig k Eadakip, Forrest Guy,
 Arkansas:
 CicnUemeu-While don't live 5u your county, own considerable property there. aud am of course interested in your growth, and agree with you Chat nothing can compare with good free schools ln building up a community Ii you will accept donation from anon resident, will you kindly put me down for S25. which amount will he#sent you al any time you notify me. Wishing you success, remain
 40nf~, very truly.
 J. T. WuLISGu3M.
 Yr. $. II. Mann met Us Saturday and insisted chat we should pat b m down for Si6. Tn. is yely abgFaf and We daak Nr Naan on be5a1fol the ehiilten whom=bis Ittcrahty will benefit, f4r lhi, handsome sun.
 hrN P. Reauehafo aa- vefy kHi,y donat,d ar4 aatH ar ed Q, tof4t nm doale iar sl Nc also lbanlhim for ll3s a>si stance to the children,
 >lrs. Nichols rhoued Tuesday to put Us on#yoar list for so for term Of free school. Mrs. W. B. Man kindly phoncd in S25 the same day. Mr Edward Roleson. ST, met u Il the pest thoe and Yery eonoroU, y contributed s5o. Nr. ". H. A.driago sent US word to te 1tro to get h5f on the#i,t for s25. and Judge John Gatlins. believing IS We dot tbat t would be q calamity to be without t free school for even one term, most generously and Hberaay sabsera5. 9d SI4Q,
 Tie opheIousian Circle eoatym. plates contributing s5a next week. and q meeting has been called for Inc purpose of =eon<.der1ts the matter, al taN.1s necessary action.
 Why would t not te perfect right and pror er for the city gov. ernueut to coa,r.bUte 5 hundred