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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-10-21
The Boys Debated.

The Zion Debating Club at Stephen,
sou . Academy Friday evening discussed
the question: Resolved, "That Napoleon
was a Greater General than Washing
ton, On the affirmative we're Nlnnian
WHITAKER and Kennard and stewart
Stephenson and on the negative L.
Turpin, Porter Bowen and Ewing Mnr-
phy. The debate was very creditaple
one to the boys and the judges gave the
decision to tho negative. There were
also recitations by John Thompson, EN-
pry Turpin and little Miss Corneiia
Brown.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS.

D. w r. Ussery will preach az
rev, church, near Carter Creeh'
at / clock Sunday. 49,.
Rev. A. G. Dinwiddle pse1ho he began
sunday at Culleoks,;s es whe and 10 in the
his PASTORAL %,,;,a;ng the congregation erected
churcn s pu' uastorate there. There have
during ms sJ and some sad changes
been many hit the memories and rem.
since sn saa 81 those early days we're
inisceu ~ to yhe old pastor and to those
p pis the old flock who yet remain
Tho Kings Daughters will meet s,;, rn Mrs
day si'e Taster. SUBJECT: Psalm m, is s.
..,scted and It ie very ae snss attend the
e large number Of the members '''''' VS.
meeting.
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BIGBYvlLlt PERSONALS.

Mrs. John B. Glenn, Jr., of Chipley,
Fla. and Mrs. w. ID. Owens. OF Eutaw,
Ala. have returned to their homes after
visit to Mrs. E. NJ. Pender, of Bigby-
vile.
Mrs. Frank White, Of Campbel's
station, is visiting Mrs. 7. N. Hnley.
Master John Hsrven Medley and sister
Aleen, spent last week at Lawrence
burg with the family OF Rev. VIM
Neeiey.
Burton Thompson, OF Illinois, is visit
ing relatives at Bigbyville.
Rev r.. NJ. Chenault IS attending
Coffsrence'at Gallatin.
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OVER THE COUNTY.

Five photos for 10 cents, at 'ung 3 .
VIM. COOTE HEIRS WANTED :,
Large estate is awaiting them. Gail
on ii. P. FIGUERS. 11-6t-w2t
Mrs A. J. Fly, of Goodwin, who has
been quite sick, is improving.
STRAYED:-Dark, red, Durham COW,
Nth little white on tail and bag. For
raward call for G. G. DANIEL at Bell
Phone 1913 10 4.""'
Mr.. X. A. Wilkes has sold that por-
t;on Of his farm lying South OF the
Mooreaville pike, near CulIeoka. 70
M. win McKibbon, for the sum Of
$500. :,
One good second hand Superior single
Disc grain Drill, second hand single dise
McSherry grain Drill, double Disc 81,
perior Drill, all in good order VIII sell
cheap. y. +. oihr'E /" i
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AROUND TOWN.

The foundation is being laid for Boyd
Andrews new home on South Main
street.
Mrs. Laura B Lentz Monday qualified
as Administrative Of the estate OF j. l..
LentZ.
The will of Sarah Ann Ring has been
filed in the County Clerks office tor
probate.
There have been several light
frosts, but none heavy enough to
do any damage
Mr. M. b. Collins has accepted po-
sition 10 this city with the metropolitan
Life Insurance Company.
The Magruder place south OF town
has been sold ny Mrs. Magruder at a
price approximating $1,000.
Geo. W. Hampstead Monday quail. /.
fed as administrator of the estate OF
| the late BENJAMIN }. Hampstead.
The City Grain aid Feed Co.. is having
an addition built to their office ana
will have the old Office reprinted ana
improved.
WANTED Customers for 1900 bar
rels of the finest Nordhern Apples ever
shipped to this mark IT. 5. +. CAn-
LENDER & co. Both phones IL OBJ
The Messrs. Sloan have rented the
lIazarus residence on South MAIN
street. to be occupied by their mother'
! VINO will move here soon.
! MIR. ". F. Armstrong, OF Lawrence
bure. has accepted position as pooh
Leener and cashier for the Bell leie
t.hnna (yoynpanv in this CITY.
HARNESS AND BUGGY TOPs
repaired on short notice ana , az NH LIE ~
reasonable prices by FkANh ~ -.
q Co, 80 South Main St. II o1-wl'
The postoffice window was closed we g,
,esday from one to two p. M, as mar NJ
~ resnect during the funeral OF Mrs.
IA. Jackson, mother OF Assistant ros'
/ master John W. jackson.
Mr.. a. L. Blocker has sold a MOUSE
i 80 III IN Ihe race track place to ROPER
Andayson for 81, 800. Mr.. Blocker
elso commenced today to build hana
some new cottage in RIVERSIDE.
| Wednesday the Herald advertised 10
,"st nurse and bank book. They wer'
found nv Mr.. y. H. hadley Inursoa.
ond ratnrned to this Office Fricay. mora y,
| 1T DAYS W aoNOs 49,
Hsrald;s ,.Want Column.
I, sTRAYED from my premises pop
t.rheT "a. one black COW, Win nam
Mate in lett ear, MI. Mose1sy pI1S
thereon. Return to q. M. FL" 49, ~
fytizen's phone 90, for suitapie powat"
Mr. w. T. Keaton, who recently re !.
.;anad bis position as head salesman a
s sns esa.b;np department Of Mckennon
, Anderson & Foster, Will 60 on 49, M;
AZ travelling salesman oesv0e ,nr;,
and the first OF the month TOT nsp',
r LAWS. wholesale clothing dealers =
Naw YORK CITY. His territory WIN on,
> hr ." the states Of Mississippi an
> STRAYED OR STOLEN; -Fror
ip;3lav farm, one sor,el saddle hors
) ahom: * hands, 8 inches high, eeve
! S old Liberal reward for into nm,
! zen leading to his recovery, Jol.
FRASER, at Columbia SUCK ~
14-2tw 4oororbe,
9 .ooL n;cture of the crowd anu -, :.
Q toon "a the corner stone laying la'
9 Saturday week at the " GOOD on,
house. The picture is d = gOct AN an
b ,emarkably cleaI ana uis.ino ~ n
Is n perfect IeproductioWH ~, h,
. ;T scene. MI aouns o >
.han for sale IN three sizes at .
~ TX ,onfs
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. H. P. Figures has returned from
Nashville.
Mrs. Row Porter is visiting her sister
Il 1t Shiloh.
Mrs. f.. Fl. Hatcher has returned from
: a trip 10 St. Louis.
NJ, Bud Shots and family have
moyed to Jackson, Tenn, to live.
MISS Nellie Cecil. of Mt. Pleasant is
The guest of Mrs. Mary Watkins.
Mr. ]. NJ. Harris has returned from
visit to relatives at Richland, Iowa.
Mrs. Mary Watkins is visiting Mrs.
Herman D. Ruhm at Mt Pleasant.
Mrs. J.I. Newson, of Nashville. is vis-
tinp her daughter, Mrs. W. G. Grant.
MIC M. Erwin, of Meridian, Miss,is
visiting his mother, Mrs. W. T. Irwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Smell have return
ed from trip to the st. Louis World .
Fair.
Mrs. Mary E Loving raturned
from st. Louis with Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Brownlow.
Mrs. Addie l.. Blackman, OF Nashville
il visiting friends at Carriers Creek ano
Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. g. Church and son
Robert, have returned from trip TO the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. E. W. Carmack has returned
from pleasant visit to friends in Bowl
ing Green, Ky. .
DIT. A. Wharton and Mr.. W. Il
Dobbns are attending Synod at Knox
vile this week.
Dr.. W. Price, who is a govern
ment physician in Porto Rico, 10 visishl
friends at Glendale.
Messrs. w. T. Chaffin and Smith
Thomas left Wednesday evening TO at
tend the Memphis races.
Miss Cornelia Jones has gone to Glen
dale to be the guest OF MISS ha''
Thomas for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T. Edwards, OF De
catur, Ala. are here visiting the FANNY
/ OLA j. Timmons, at Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J T.. Hutton ana MI
and Mrs. John Carpenter have returhe'
from a trip to the Worlds Fair.
Col. j. H RUSSELL has returned IRON
Fayetteville, Tenn. where he nae Dee'
engaged as attorney in a murder case.
Robert Letsinger has accepted
position with the Summertown DOs
Company as book keeper IN tneir ioca
office.
We. McKennon has returned froI
prospecting trip through Indian Ier
tory He did not close q deal for al
land on his trip. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shelton, OF Fay
etteviIle, are in the city visiting M, WI
Shelton parents, Mr.. ana Mrs' Jun
Shelton on Eigth street.
Mrs. win Coleman, left this week &c
Nashville. where she will enter the IL
Urinary OF Dr.. Douglass to learn 10 %
trained nurse. \,
H. c. Weber, Superintendent q =
new military school to De estaul'Ih ~
at the Arsenal, will move his fanny nor
from Nashville at an early daee, -
will occupy the COMMANDMENTS res
dence. :,
Mr.. Ernest Farrell has rented -
Cant residence on West Sixth SUI
and will occupy the same Win -
family as aeon az Mrs. Farrell ana u
children return from Duplex. wne'
they are visiting. His father. MI. ~ '.
X. Farrell, will make his nome WIZ
him.
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PROCEEDINGS
OF the Second Days Session Of Ten
nessee Conference at Gallatin.
special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
t,allatin. Tenn, Oct. 20.-The
second days session OF the Tennessee
annual conference was opened with de-
yotional exercies by Rev. j. W. Cni-
lom. There was large attendance this
morning and the conference is arous-
ing a great deal of general interest;
The report of the Sunday School Board
was OF resented by DR.. James Akin ana
accepted and fled. The trustees OF the
Superapnuate Endowment Fund re-
ported Sl15, 600 in subscriptions, notes
and cash. Rev. J. W. ReLass was
formally transferred from the Missouri
Conference. 80
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y uEUEEIET5*

tuesday night at his home at Park
station. of causes incident to old age.
Mr.. Park was 81 years old. had been
twice married and is survived by nine
Children, three boys and six girls,
Park Station was named for him and
he had run the pumping station there
from the time it was started TIL
wear or two ago. He was buried at
the Lancaster graveyard Wednesday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Mayes died at Leftwich Tuesday night
and was buried Wednesday at the Serb
ner graveyard.
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TIE FELLOW
Who Tried TO Defraud +. u.
Cook Sent To PEN From
Fayetteville.

Several weeks ago the Herald pub
lished an account of slick duck who
gave the name OF Davis, trying to
defr aud Frank G. Cook, the furniture
dealer OF this city. out OF some
money on bad check. Mr.. Cook did
not bite, but firm at Fayetteville did.
and Davis was arrested there where
he was going under the name of Howe.
He was indicted at the present term
of court and was led Wednesday and
given four years in the penitentiaiy-
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Students Club meeting

Students Club Meeting
The initial meeting Of the students
Club tor the season was held Satur-
day with Miss Mary Bryant at the
Institute and il was one OF unusual
interest. There was good attend
ence, several excellent papers were
read and Miss Bryants criticism on
1.-The Last Supper" was highly com.
mended on all sides. 1t being the trst
meeting of the year Miss Bryant
RECALLED her guests with refreshments.
which were served in pleasing mar
ner by Miss Edith Clark.
The club will meet again next Sat
urday morning with Mis-. VIM. Blddie
Miss jamie Sheegog will be given a
linen shower Friday afternoon at the
residence of Mis-. Jno. t. Wooten, ON
West Seventh street. by Miss Emma
T. Wooten.
Miss Carrie Alexander entertained
In honor of Miss jamie Sheegog Thus
day afternoon at three O'Clock, at heI
home on the Pulaski rike. The enter
tainment was in the way of
kitchen shower.
Misses Rebecca and Daisy Erwin
gave beautifully appointed dinner
Monday. complimentary to MessIs.
Felix Elliott and Frank Graves. Cow
ers were laid for twelve.
Messrs. Jesse Gray and All Fleming
entertained Miss Lille Wartield and
her guest, Miss Mamie Petit, OF
Princeton, Ky, at tea at the .'Bach,
elor's Club Tuesday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Parker we're the chaperones
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Goes NO Birmingham.

Rev. j. W. vesey, formerly OF this
city. but who mas been for over three
years pastor OF the East Baptist church
NJ Florence, Ala, has resigned bis
charge there to accept the pastorate OF
the First Birmingham Baptist church.
This il a new church, but has large
and prosperous membership.
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DEATHS HARVEST.
J. Ben Lipscomb.


Mr. 7 Zen Lipscomh died Sunday
~ 70 O'Clock AZ the Bethel House.
after an illness OF several weeks OF
complication Of diseases bis conui-
ton for several days had been sncn rs
10 give no hope whatever for MS re-
covery, and the relatives and filenas
could only sorrowfully await the emo.
The funeral services were condncteo
from the residence Of Mr.. L. 4; ips-
comb, On South Main street. MONDAY
morning at IL O'Clock, by Rev. D. w
Cherry, of this city, assisted by heV:
]. b. Halves. of Zion, and the lnterhent
followed in Rose Hill cemetery. MI.
Lipsomb was born and reared In Maury
county IN the Gross Bridges Vlcinlty'
but had lived IN Columbia for mum
her of years. He was % years OF age;
had never been married and Is surVIV-
ell by three brothers and two sisters
The brothers are Capt A. "A. Lips
,omb, one of Maury county Iepresen-
tatives in the Legislature. L. Lips
comb, Register of Maury county, anu
". II. Lipscomb; and the sisters are
Mrs w. H. McFall, of this county, anu
Mrs. W. j. Erwin. of Bstesvlile, sAik;
| Nh. Lipscomb was a mig -heaiteu,
generous man. of kindly impulses anu
cordial manner, and possessed In re
! mar kable degree the knack OF MAKING
friends. His death will be KeeniS
regretted by those who knew MIN pest.
The pail bearers at the funerai wero'
". B. Dobbins, DR.. 0. j. Porter. II;
LIP. Dodson, ]. NJ. Dedman, raul
Filson. DR.. A. K. Bowen, hooeit
Harlan and Charley Cowseit.
Mrs. Wright Stanley.
Mrs. Wright Stanley died at 8 clock
Monday morning of consumption at her
home near Theta, after lingering
illness. She was about so years OF age
ana is survived by her husband and
four children, two sons and two daugh-
teIs. one daughter and one son icing
married. The burial occurred Taes-
day morning at 10 O'Clock In the
family burying ground.
Mrs. w. A. jackson.
| Mrs. w. A. jackson died Tuesday
night at 8 O'Clock at her home. corner
Garden and Eleventh streets Sne nao
been i'll some time of cancer ana mel
death was not unexpected. Mrs. JACK
son was about 80 years OF age, ana IS
survived by her husband and three
children. They are Mr.. John w. Jack
son, the assistant postmastel, and MRS
James Andrews, of Marshall county
and Mrs. Charles Harrison, OF this
county. Her remains were taken &c
South Berlin and the funeral occurred
there Wednesday afternoon.
Andy Park.
Il Mr.. Andy Park, who was one OF TN
oldest citizens OF Maury county, dle'
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HON. ] NJ. LIT1LETON
Republican Candidate For
Governor to Speak Here
Nov. 1t

Hon. Jesse NJ. Littleton, the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor. VIII De
in this city on Tuesday. November LIST
and address the voters of Columma
and Maury county,. on the. politlcal
issues of the day. Mr.. Littleton was
to have met Governor Frazier here In
Joint debate, but became i'll and mad
TO cancel the engagement.
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,al fever at his home 10 the Zion neigh
horhood. but is reported better, and it is
expected that he will soon De recovered.
Mr.. Roy Scott is very i'll OF Bright,s
Disease at his Eome on Ninth street; 1t
il NOT thought that he can recover.
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Small Farm For Sale.

Four and half miles from Columbia
on the Irol Bridge road. Nice orcnaro
aud spring water. Call on or a1uless
Mrs. A. l.. Sharber, R. r. No. 8, Colum.
bia. Tenn. WV
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ar was almost miracle. Burdoch
Blood Bitters cured me OF terrible
break ing out all over the pody; ! :"
very grateful . Miss Julia Filoridges
West Cornwell, Conn.
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Buy suit or pair Of shoes at Fire
Sale Prices from 7. N. Figuers and give
some lady the Green Tickets for the
$3.50 Piano.
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d., anti or nair If shoes Fire
@ IL ps;oas fromT N. Figu. as give
some lady the Green Tickets for tne
1850 Piano.
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New Crop

Field Seeds now for sale. We sell alb
solutely farm seeds. See Satteineio q
Dodson.
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IN SOCIETY.

Miss Mary Rains will entertain infor.
mally at cards Saturday afternoon st 8
o'clock in honor Of Miss jamie Sheegog..
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Mrs. w. A. Jackson.
Andy Park.

Andy Park.
Mr.. Andy Park, who was one OF the
Oldest citizens of Maury county, dled
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-25

Ladies, the new fall Dress Goods must be seen 10 be appreciated, and certainly visit 10 onr store will more than repay you. You will be pleased 10 look at our extensive lines of The very latest fabrics in all seasonable and delightful colorings. We cannot enumerate the many novelties we have in this line-all new and just from the markets, But if you will pay us visit we will guaran,ee to show you as hand some line of Ladies' Dress Goods as you ever looked upon outside of large city. Our values are varied and excel lent in Women's Apparel. A convnc- ing demonstration of price economy and modiSh elegance combined. This is rare array of Fall Specials and an unusual offering of advance styles.
 BRANDON & BAUGH.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-25
Saturday, the 18th day of Nov. 1904,

between ten o'clock in the forenoon and three o'clock in the afternoon. at the wes, door Of the Court House. in Forrest City St Francis county, Arkansas. offer for sale tc me highest and best bidder, tue following described real estare. te-wit:
 That certain Livery Stable property situa- ted on the southside of the Pubic Square in Forrest City Arkansas. comprised of the dou. Die brick building and the large frame shed in the rear ot said brick building and aH enclos. ed lot on the west side of said brick building at occupied as livery stable, and more NC. eurately described as follows. to-wit: Known and designated as Lots |, 1. and 6, in Block T, or the original plat and survey of he town of Forrest City, st. Francis County, Ark The terms ui said sale are one-half cash and the balance in one year. the purchaser to exc. cute his note, with approved per sonal securi. ", drawing interest from day of sale, for the deferred payment, and q lien will be retained on the property as further security. The sale VIII VII De m bar of the equity of redemption The title IS believed to be perfect
 k. F. MALONE
 Admr Wat Strong, decd.
 JAMES 0. THCRSTON, This October 3l, 1904
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-25

NIT R. G. Stubbs representing the Commercial Appeal is in the city in the interest of the Appeals History Club which they have recently undertaken, and gave us d pleasant call yesterday. He informs us that his paper has under taken an educational movement which Is of great interest and benefit to it's readers Tn handling an entire edition of Dt. Lords Beacon Lights of History, which they have procured at a whole sale discount, We wish hE. success while in our midst.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-25
Notice to Stockholders,

The regular Annual Meeting of the Forrest City Ice < Power Company, for the purpose of electng Board of Di- rectors for the ensuing year, ard to transact such other business as may come before them, will be held at the office of the Company, in Forrest City, Ark. on Monday, December l9, 1904.
 JAMES RUSSELL, President F. M. PoLHAMIUs, Sec'y,
 Nov. 19, 1901.
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Commissioners Notice nj Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under IN signed AS Commissioner of the Chan cery Court appointed in the cause of William Coleman. guardian of Mary Jane Davis. 4 lunatic. and William Coleman in his own right. plaintiff against the Indiana 6 Arkan. sas Lumber Manufacturing Co, defendant pending in the Chancery Court of St Francis county Arkansas, and by virtue ot a decree entered m said cause on the 12th day of May lVA, will sell at public outcry to tke highest bidder on credit of three months, on De cember B, 1904, at west door of ooart house forrest City, Arkansas. all the right, title and interest, same being an undivided lalf inter est, of Mary Jane Davis. lunatic in and to the following described real estste: The roith-Hest quarter of the north west uuarter or Bectlon, thlrty-si< t1B. township i've f5) nort6e range live fj east St. Francis county Arkansas. said sale being made for the pur- pose ot satisfying a lien for Sis.8a interest and coat as tNed ny said decree Note with approved security yll be required of the
 witness my hand sa such Comrlssloner this he i9th ssy cf Noveaa ber i9a8
 c. nAILCRv Ce-n'r,
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Quality high. Prices low. That's the

Quality high. Prices low That's the double impression yo1 get as you look about our store. Not in any one de- partment, but ali the way through. This IS most emphatcally true in onr large furniture room, where we have several carloads of the cheapest and best Furniture in this city We want to show you some of the prettiest Fur niture you ever saw in Forrest City store. No trouble to show you here, and 1t will make no difference whether you are from Missouri or not We've got the goods, and we want to swap dollars in value for dollars in current funds. Come and see. Brandon & Baugh.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-25
Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned sherlN and CS-ofheiO collector of the Revenue or St. Irgncls county, State of Arkaneas will attend in person or by deputy at the follow. ing times and places for the purpose of collect luR the state and county revenue of sa Id county for the year 1904 to-wit:
 Madison township. Forrest City. January 9. Backtish township. Ashworth's Store Jan. uary h. at Owens Store Jan H.
 LAnguille township. Ellis Gin, January 19 Wheatley township, Wheatley January II. Goodwin township. Goodwin, January Is pfa1rie township. Palestine, Ja nuarv IT, Franks township; Bonair, January Is
 Iellco township. Colt, January l9
 Grlggs township. Widener January ygl
 Johnson township, Maulye Gin January sS And at Forrest City Court House. from Ian uary s3 to April 10, 1905
 All persons are requested to bring their la st years tax receipts when they come 10 Day taxes, that mistakes may be avoided
 ~ j. D MCKNIGHT
 Sherif and Collector of St Francis Co Nov. 25, 1904 "
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-25

The Thanksgiving Service at the Good Shepherd church yesterday was well attended and enjoyed. Forrest C5tv IS not as bad as It sometimes seems, for there arc more thankful people here than one w0nld think. The service as participated in by the Pres byteIian and Methodist ministers ano others, however all were cordial, invited.
 Rev. and Mrs. G F Hancock, Mrs. T. W. Barrow, Mir. and Mrs Vaiakin Misses Emma Eldridge, Claudia and Mary Mallory were a merry party ot guests ot Mrs. Pauline Goddard yes terday for Thanksgiving dinner As usual "the DutehessN prepared a feast it for the goes, and we speak for the entire party when we say that al en. loyed the occasion to the utmost.
 Pay less and you will nst get the quality. There are no Clothes just as good as ours for less money It's impos. sibe, for our prices are rock bottom The same Is true Of our Shoes and H Hats Buying cheap does not mean any advantage unless the article bought is ot good quality. We stake our reputa. ton on the quality and guarantes the price to be as low as such quality can be had. Just come and take a look through our great stock of Closhing. Hats and Shoes. BRANDON X BAUGH
 The Times has been at 2onsidera bic disadvantage this week by not hay .ug full complement of help Coco printers are very hard to find ant harder to keep, owing to several un mentionable reasons; but we hope tc ,nlt in force that we may depend upon absolutely, and if the signs don't fail we shall also be able to hold our own along other lines where we may have failed heretofore.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-25
Cured Consumpt,c7.

Mrs. B. W. Evans. Clearwater, Kan, writes My husband lay sick for three nonths. The doctors sad that he had quick consumption. We procured a bot lie of pailard's uorehound Syrup. and 1t cured hin. That was six years ago Since Slen>ra- have always .kep. a bottle in the house We csaao. do without r. For coughs and colds il has 10 equal.H ssc. sae st.0o. S7ls b- J. T. canes-e,