The Forrest City times., 1904-07-01


Dr., Y Co., Forrest City, Ark.
Mr.. F. G. McCrary went to Hot
Springs Saturday night on the eXcur-
sion, aud will remain there several
days and take course of baths.
The Banana man was in town for
couple of days this week. and the price
put them within the reach of the hum
blest among us-50c per bunch.
E. r. Norton and Walter German
left last night for Memphis. and will
90 thence tonight by boat to st. Louis,
where they will take in the fair.
RUSSELL Graham & Co. have just re-
ceived big stock of ladies' slippers
and low shoes. Look over them and
get your size before they are picked
over.
Hon. p. R. Andrews, prosecuting at
ton Plant, were in the city yesterday
evening for couple of hours, eDr0ute
north.
There were no services at the Meth.
odiSt church last Sunday, owing to the
absence of the dominic, and the usual
congregation divided among the other
churches,
It is stated here that beer and whis-
KEY was freely sold on the excursion
train which went to Hot Springs Sat.
urday night. Officers are investigating
the matter.
AS an advertising scheme, that most
excellent institution. Harris Business
College, Jackson, Miss, is Offering a
few scholarships at big bargain.
Write them,
Mrs. B. c. Frier, nee Miss Annie
Lynch, and Miss Lizzie Andrews, of
Haynes, arrived in the city Tuesday,
and are delightful guests Of Mrs. w.
c. Ferguson.
Miss Mary Merwin aud Messr..
Knight and Gillian went to Mariana
Tuesday to attend german given by
the elite OF that city, and had very
pleasant time.
Capt. T. G. Metwin lost a fine Jerl
sey cow last Saturday; of murrain.
The animal was one OF the finest in
this section, giving about three gallons
of milk per day.
A lot Of new Guitars, Banjos and
other Musical Merchandise, has just
been received at the Newsstand. Prices
will be as low as the same goods can
be had anywhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Fo7le, OF Little
Rock, arrived IN the city Sunday on
visit to home folks. Bud returned
Monday and Mrs. b. and the children
remained until Tuesday.
Saturday will be Bargain Day at the
Green Tree Saloon. John BGrbee and
Col. Budwelser will be there and in
wife all the tired and thirsty 70 call,
Yours truly. Ike Mallory.
LOST A dark enamel open.faced
watch, last Friday, somewhere between
my residence and the Galloway Casteel
place A liberal reward will be paid
for its return to S. H. Mann.
Fine whiskey at the price of cheap.
Our Old Cutter Rye is as good as any
made, and price is very reasonable.
change. n. b. Nelson & Co.
Squire T. W. ,Yerzley, of south of
town, was in the city Tuesday aud gave
Us pleasant call. He says crops are
looking fine, but are fully as late rs
they were at this time last year.
w. +. Carloss has the 'contract to put
down deep well for the Planters Gin
Company on the new site recently leased
from X. j lizard, and where they will
erect at once fine new gin house.
Russell, Graham 81 Co. have a big
stock ofthe celebrated Greensboro bug
gies, which they ate selling a. bottom
prices. There are some beauties among
the lot, and must be seen to be appre-
ciated.
Mr.. Fred Kiciter returned Wednes-
day from his tour of inspection of the
town Of Award, Oklahoma Territory,
and is very much pleased with his in
yestmert 10 the town lots If that COM
ing city.
Russell Graham & On have a CON-
plete line of the celebrated Duttenhofer
~" ouoCo duu SIippcIU -UI ldulco, anu
invite you to call and look them over
and pick out your size Before the stock
is broken.
Wanted-To buy from ten to twenty
acres of unimproved land within a dis
lance of five miles Of Forrest City. Will
pay good price in cash for a piece Of
land, if it suits me. l.. c. Slusser, For
rest City, Ark.
Rev. S. II. Rabcock went to Claren.
don last week. TO attend the District
Conference Of; tile Methodist church.
and thence TO Helena to attend the
Epwor!h League Conference, return
ing Wednesday.
The Sunday excursion to Hot Springs
gathered the usual humber from this
city, It's dull day when any kind of
an excursion don't pick up fifteen or
twenty patrons at this station, but this
was a record breaker. Nipety-eight
tickets were sold.