The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-23
Atthis day the farmer or sus'.ess

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Ilrs pays over one hundred cents uu
D. ace ~ your policy II YOU die Npe
/ capt. +. y. iiamer, at The American
Hotel.
Mrs. NJ. A. Dyer, of Wdener. was in
| the city Tuesday on business and visit
| ing friends. She gave us pleasant
call and has our thanks for substantial
| favors. Mrs. Dyer Is the proprietress
Of the Widener Hetel, and her table is
supplied with the best the market af-
| lords.
MIR. NJ. Isaacs returned Monday from
| st. Louis, where he had been visiting
| aud taking in the Fair for several
| weeks. His family, who have been
| in Chicago, st. Louis and other places
| for the summer, returned and went To
Mariana for few days the first of the
week.
Prof. w. l.. Pfichard, Of Kentucky,
has accepted the prineipalship of Crow
ley Ridge Institute, aud has been in
| town few days this week making pre-
prations to open the school. lie gave
us pleasant call yesterday, and 10 Il
most affable gentleman. We wish him
success.
Effective September IS, the IT n
Mountain will sell coach eXcursian
tickets to ST Louis and return at $3.50
for the round trip, on Sundays, Mon
das, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thurs
days, good for seven DAYS, during the
months of October and November, with
| final limit of December 5th.
We are sole agents for Heath &
Millegan and Hammer Paint. Every
bucket guaranteed. Sold under five
year guarantee. We also carry all celors
in OIL Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil
at zoe per gallon. Railway and Col
| Inns leads-the two that leads.
| Brushes of all kinds. Paslay & John
| son.
A big stock of staples just received
| at the Newsstand. All kinds Of office
and School Supplies, Blank Books,
Pens and Pencils, Erasers, Rulers, VIII
ting Paper, Envelopes, inks, Tablets,
etc. Come and look through our stock.
We have scores of little useful articles
| for the business man too numerous to
mention.
| Don't be deceived or carried away by
| the extravagapt language of other ad-
yertisers, but go to J. w. Beck Il Co.
when you want the best goods at the
lowest prices. They have splendid,
complete stock of general merchandise,
and are sure to please you in the quail
ty of their goods and the very reasona-
BILE prices.
Next Sunday and Monday will be the
occasion of the Fourth Quarterly Cou-
ference for Forrest City station of the
NJ. l.. Church, south. Rev. w. G. Da
wilson will preach Sunday evening and
hold the business session Monday even.
ing. This is the last Conference before
| the Annual Conference, and full re-
ports are desired.
Mr. and Mrs Will Paslay, Mrs. Ma
ry f. BlantoD, Misses Johnnie and
beverly Horney and Mrs. j ID. Me
Knight. returned home Yesterday. Mrs
Mcknight had been visiting friends at
Wynne since Sunday. and the others
had been attending the Fair at St.
Louis. Miss Addie Horney, who had
| been in St. Lonis for month, returned
last Sunday.
Five prisoners, all negroes, were
taken TO Little Rock and landed in the
penitentiary by Sheriff Mcknight last
Monday. They were John Honly. one
year, for shooting at Deputy Skipworth
and resisting arrest; Jim Waggener,
one year, for grand larceny; John
Young, one year, for grand larceny;
| Thornton Stewart, one year, for carnai
abuse; John Garrett, one year, for
grand larceny.
Mrs. Fannie McAnulty, of Lehigh,
Indian Territory, Mrs Emma Black, of
Haynes, Mrs, j. c. Thompson, of
Franks township, and Mrs. Word, of
Augusta, have been the pleasant guests
of their sister, Mrs Alice [. Taylor, for
several days this week. II was quite a
| family reunion, and every one of them
| have enjoyed the occasion to the ut
most. We wish them many happy re-
turns Of the day.
Notice is hereby given to all owners
of Graphophones that we are now able
TO make proposition on exchanging
new records for old records that is very
| liberal, viz: fifty cents and one old 10.
inch disc record will pay for one new
| l0-inch disc record; twenty-five cents
and one old finch disc record will pay
| for one new finch disc record, party
preparing express charges on old re-
cords to Memphis For further infor-
nation call at the Newsstand.
There is perhaps no more prolific
squirrel hunting grounds anywhere
than the st. Francis bottoms, and sew
eral local sportsmen have had fine sue
cess in hunting the same this week. On
Monday the Erismans brought in forty
after giving TWENTY-FIVE to their friends
On yesterday Messrs. Erisman and s
+. Mcdaniel brought in twenty-seven,
and ye editor is under OBJ igations for a
nice mess. The little fellows are fat
and fine, and we enjoyed them muchly.
Ioi all We goode men, women, chill
dren and public at large, there will be
an exhibition of Ye Deestreect Skew
September 30ih, which is Friday IN ye
Opera House, Forrest City, Arkansas.
Ye sittings will be l5c, 25c and soc.
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