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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-01-07
hundred shreds OF impression received
from him during their recent growing

hundred shreds OF impression received
from him during their recent CROWNS
intimacy. He was a patrician, as sh,
vaguely made him out, man OF
wealth, whose family was great. IL,
belonged among people OF gentle brit
and high attninments. She magnlficd
him so that he was diffused I'm her i'm
ag!naion, as difficult TO comprehend
as mist I'm the morning air-and as
beautiful
you make fun OF me-" she said very
deliberately. letting her eyes droop
Then she looked up again suddenly
and continued, with certain naive eX.
preston OF disappointment gathering
/ I'm her face: 81 have been too free with
! you. Father Beret told me not To for
| get my dignity when in your company.
lie told me you miglN misunderstand
/ me. don't care. | shall not fence
with you again" She laughed. but
there was no joyous freedom In the
sound.
why, Alice-my dear Miss Roussil-
lon, you do me n wrong I beg thou
sand pardons II I've hurt you" he
I cried. stepping nearer 20 her. "and /
cnn never forgive myself You have
somehow misunderstood me, know
you have"
ON his part IL was exaggcrating a
mere contact Of mutual feelings into n
dangerous collision He was as much
self deceived as was she, and he made
more noise about Il.
1t II you who have misunderstood
me" she replied. smiling brightly now.
but with just faint. pitiful touch OF
regret or self blame lingering In her
voice. Father Bcrct said you would
did not believe him. but
And you shall not believe him." said
beverley. II have not misunderstood
you. There has been nothing You
have treated me kindly and with beau.
tiful friendllncss You have not done
or said thing that Father Bcret or
anybody else could critlcisc. aud II
have said or done the least thing 10
trouble you | rcpudlatc it did not
mean H. Now you believe me. don't
you. Miss RousslllonT
lie seemed 90 BE- falling into the hab-
10 of speaking 90 her In English. She
understood u somewhat imperfcctly, es-
pccially when In an earnest moment be
rushed his words together as II they
had bcon soldiers he was leading az the
charge step against an enemy. His
manner convinced her even though his
dicton fell short
Then wen talk about something
else" she said. laughing naturally now
and rrtreatiug o. "a chair ny the hearth
side Il want you 90 tell me all about
yourself and your family. your home
and everything"
She seated herself with an air OF con.
sclous aplomb and motioned him 60
take a distant stool.
There was a great heap OF dry logs In
the fireplace, with pointed flames shoot.
lnc out Of its crcvices and leaping into
the gloomy, cavclike throat 81 the fiue.
Outside n wind passed heavily across
the roof and beloved in the chimney
top
Beverley drew the stool near Alice.
who with a chnrred stick used ms a
poker was thrusting at the glowing
rrcvlccs and sending showers Of sparks |
lloft
why. there wouldn't b. much 90 |
tell. be said. glad 60 feel secure again.
our home l. n big old mansion named |
Beverley Hall. on hill among trees
md half surrounded with slave cabins.
IL oyerlooks the plantation I'm the val
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| Colonel Clark at Kaskaskia. He now
added n few words and at the last mo-
ment sent II out 10y trusted man, who
was promptly captured by Hamilton's
advance guard. The mlssive, evident
ly written in iIlstallments during the
| slow approach Of the British. is still I'm
I the Canadian archives, and runs thus
Dear Slr-At this time there is an army
4 within three miles Of this place; / heard
Of their coming several days beforehand.
/ sent spies 10 find the certainty-the spies
being taken prisoner / never got intelli-
gence till they got within three miles Of
town. As had called the militia and had
all assurances Of their integrity ordered
at the firing Of cannon every man %
appear. but saw but few. Captain
Buseron behaved much TO his honor and
credit. but ] doubt the conduct Of a GER
tain gent. Excuse haste, as the army Is
In sight. NJ determination is 70 defend
the garrison, (sic) though have but
twenty-one men but what has left me.
refer you 10 Mr.. Vines Csic1 for the rest
The army is within three hundred var
Of the village, You must think how
feel; not four men that 1 really deper
upon; but am determined to act brave
think Of my condition. know IL is out
my power To defend tina town., as not OF
OF the militia will take arms. though De
fore sight Of the army no brewer men
There is a flag at a small distance.
must conclude. Your humble. servant.
LEODs HELM
Must.stop
To Colonel Clark.
Having completed this task, the let
ter shows under what a. nervous strain
Helm turned to his lieutenant anG
said:
Fire a swivel with blank charge
Wen give these weak kneed parlyvoos
one more call TO duty. OF course not a
frog eater OF them all will come. But
l said that a gun should be the signal.
Possibly they didn't hear the first one,
the deaf. cowardly hounds
Beverley wheeled forth the swivel
and rammed charge OF powder home.
But when he fired IL the effect was far
from what II should have been. In
stead Of calling in fresh body of mill.
tia II actually drove out the few who
up 10 that moment had remained as a
garrison, so that Captain Helm and
his lieutenant found themselves quite
alone In the fort while out before the
gate, deployed in fine open order
strong line OF British soldiers APP
preached with sturdy steps. led by a
tall. erect. ruddy faced young officer.
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The Forrest City times., 1904-07-15

County scrip is at par and money in the treasury to redeem all that IS out standing. Hurrah for Judge Folbre.
 MT. Dan Wylds, of Franks, was in the city Tuesday on business and cir eulatiEg among his numerous friends.
 When thinking of building, call on us. We make better prices than voa can get elsewhere. Paslay X Johnson
 Messrs. ". A Holwell and G. C.. Hardy, of Gill, Arkansas We're ltgis- tered at the Marion Friday of laot week.
 Guides to the Worlds Fair. Worlds Fair souvenirs, aud Worlds Fair pos tai cards, may be had ag the News. stand.
 We have just received A sbipment of cypress well cWbing. Call aud let us make Vou prices. Torres. City Lum- Der Co.
 Mr Lee James, Jr, of Haynes. was ln the city Wednesddy on business aud mingling with his uum.rous young friends.
 Mrs. [. II Harris. of Mad son, was shopping in the city Monday. return. ing Tuesday, and was guest at the Marion.
 Buy your coal of us and save money, Alabama, Kentucky and South Mc- Alister coal for sale by Pasl,y X Johnson.
 MT. John NJ Nichols cE3peront q Capt and Jesse Wynne through the bottom Wednesday, but they say John has lost his cunning as d wo0dsmar. and they came near getting lost fir good and sure. John says crops He fine.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-15

Drink Green River, tue wAiskey with out headache.
 Try bottle of O,d Cutter. Its al Tight. \. l.. Nelson & Go.
 Mr :. r Sulcer, of Palestine, was in toHn on business yesterday.
 Neelv & Nehlc,t gre lucky. They sell goods where others fail
 Mr. John c. Lynch, ol Haynes, was in tle cliy Saturday on business.
 Delineator and Designer for July 10" on sale at the Newsstand.
 All the principal magazines for July afe HOW on sale at tue Newsstand.
 Aee'y x Nobe;t can't be beaten in pficcN on Dry Geoda or Gfoceres.
 Newest novelties in dress goods inst opened al Russell, Graham < Gu.
 ,, 6e to Fassell. Graham X G.. fur bosa Clothing. 4 big new stock.
 Al k.Hds of slippers and low shoes u. 'adIes at FlsseH. Graham < Cos. = Jue5 received at Fusspa Graham < o' e'le ei'tapest line 0t ice in town. Ii.tter Gallery, better work and bet 'e' everything at Moose's new Gallery. l. Il. Duckworth was guest of Br A5hsts, at the Marion hotel Tuesday. MfsJ.B Ferguson and wife, of Heth. "sIe registered ac the Marion Monday. l. tees at 5e. per yard-cheapest eyer < SS'P%DshV % u the city a5 Russell, Graham Df II. B Clark is sporting a bran hg IT, fhtber-tired ranabout, horse and n,'' nS' ness and has very handsome
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-15

The Forrest City and Marianna Col 'ored Base Ball teams crossed bats here "Wednesday ln swift game, which re- suited in viatOrY for the home team by score of Ii 10 ].
 Mrs. Max Lemmer and children, of Memphis. and Mrs. l. c. McDaniei. of south of town, were entertained at the comfortable home of Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Scott Wednesday.
 satgrdav will be Bargain Day at the Green Tree sal0uu. .Iohn Rarbpe and ol. budWeiser will be thero and in- vie al the tired and thirsty to call. Yours truly, Ike Mallory.
 LOST A dark enamel open-faced watch, last Friday somewhere between ny residence and the Galloway Casteel place \ liberal reward will be paid for it's return to ;. II. Mann.
 Fine wbiskey at the price of cheap. Our Old Cntter Rye is ls good as any made, and price is very reasonable. Try It once and you'll never want to change. \. B. Nelson & Go.
 Miss Pearl Anderson returned to Isut Saturday to resume her school at mat place. She was accompanied by M lss Ardale Roll wage. who will visit relatives there for q few days
 Capt. J W Wynne and son. Jesse. came ever from Memphis Weanesdav on business and 10 mingle with their o.d Forrest City friends C3pt. Wynne' $ health is only moderately good
 Mrs. Willie Hinton and baby. of Wynne, have been in the city for a week, and guests of Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Boyle. Mir. Hinton came in yester- day aud is visiting his relatives.
 Miss Tommie Davis opened her school at Madison Monday. She has taught several successful terms at that place. and is as popular as she is beautiful, and that IS saying great deal.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-15

Capt. ] G Stern, of Madison, was in the city Monday on business, and reg. s'eIed at the Marion.
 T c. Folbre, ,Jr. & Go. serve the cool est of all beverages Cold keg and Bot tied BeeIs speciality.
 The Old Yannissee Pure Rye Whis- key IS dispensed in Forrest City by T. C. Folbre, jr. x Go.
 Mrs. T. E. Hoshall who has been in Memphis for her health, returned yes terday much improved.
 Don't fail 10 see the elegant stock of Boys Clothing now being shown by Russell, Graham X Go
 FoR SALE.-A few more good lots in the Russell addition. on easy terms. Apply to James Russell
 Mir " 4. Houston, of Wdener, was in the city yesterday on business and gave Us pieasan; eaii.
 Mas.ca'e fer the benefit of tbe Eois- copal cnarch tonlght at the residence of Mrs Maggie Hatcher.
 The daily drink for those who drink. Deans Mocha and Java Coffee in cans sold by Fondren k Smith.
 Miss Lucy Sanders went to Anqusta "Wednesday night 10 visit Misses Bessie May aud Louise Simmons.
 The Corliss, Coon $ Co. linen collars are tine best on the market. For sale by Russell, Graham t Go.
 l. is rumored that there are three de- tectiVes from Memphis in 'he city, but we have been unable so locate them, and have no idea as to their business here.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-15

Mrs. ]. E. Stone went to Memphis last Friday to visit MT. ard Mrs Snap Horne, returning Tuesday.
 Mir. C. l.. Wheeler. oi Madison. was in the city Tuesday on business, and was guest at lhe Marion.
 Old Cutter is pure Rye whiskey. and is HneXcelled for medicinal pGr poses. \. B. Nelson X Ca.
 Write us for prices on rough or dressed lumber. Malvern Lumber Company, Perla, Arkansas.
 Taere are now only four prisoners in J8lI-'hFer negroes, and one white man sent here from Cross county.
 All kinds of summer beverages are served At the Magnolia saloon in the latest and most expert manner,
 MT. James Sanders is building all addition of two rooms to bis residence, which will be completed shortly.
 Mrs. Reuben Pipkin. of Haynes. and Mrs. Bob Lindsey, or Benton. were shopping in the city Wednesday.
 Your patronage is solicited and ap- preeiated at the Magnolia Saloon. T. C. Folbre, IT,, k Go. proprietors.
 J. W. Beck < c. carry the best goods in ali lines, and are making prices that can't be beat in E istern Arkansas.
 See our stock of doors, windows. columns, brackets. banistrrs, mould ings, etc. Forrest City Lumber Co.
 We have lots of good whiskies. but Old J. H. Cutter can't be beat for puri- ty and flavor. N. B, Nelson & Co.
 MT. Charles II. Sanders, of Little Rock, was in the city on business Mon. day and registered at the Marion.
 It's yonr fault if your coffee isn't good. Deans Mocha and Java Coffee ln cans. Sold by Fondren & Smith.
 The children of the Methodist Sun day School were given a delightful pie nic on Crow Creek yesterday, and old and young thoroughly enjoyed the eut- ing and the many good things to cal,
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-15

Mrs Leila 0,ts and son. Louis, of south Alabama, arrived in the city tuesday enroate home from ST. Louis ana are guests nf their cousins. NIT. and Mrs. B. F. MeCrary, for n few days.
 Russell, Graham < Co. have a bia stock of the celebrated Greensboro Bug. gles' which they are selling at bottom prices. There are some beauties among ne lot, and must be seen to be appres ciated. "ff'ss
 Go to R. H. Winfield !S Co., and price the artificial flowers and hats. lhey are haVlng general clearing sale ana are making special inducements on Lhese goods. ! word to the wise Is sui lioient.
 Drs. Long & Clark have re.openad their Dental Parlors in rooms above k, H. Winfield X Co.,. in the Lone Block, and invite their friends and patrons to give them call in their new quarters.
 The deep well for the Choctaw Brick and Tile Company has been completed and It IS 5S0 feet deep, with an inex haustleie flow of water, probably the same as that of the Forrest City Wa terworks.
 Russell, Graham S Co. have a com plete line of the celebrated Dnttenhofer low shoes and slippers for ladies. and invite you to call and look them over and pick out your size before the stock is broken.
 MT. George Ben Daniels, of Haynes was business visitor to the city Tues day. This was bis first visit in several years, so far as we know, and hIs nu- merous old friends were glad to see him again.
 The Iron Mountain ia running weekly coach excursion to St. Louis at S6,30 for the round tiip The next will go Monday night Tickets are good returning for seven days. ". $. Dur borrow, Agent.
 Through the census office at Waeh. lngton, NJ. N. Gaines has been appoint. ed agent to collect and forward the output Of cotton, in the bale, from the various ginning establishments throughout the county, and from which he has received supplies in the way of stationery and books for gnners.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-15

Russell, Graham X Co. have inst re- ceiyed big stock of ladies' slippers and low shoes. Look over them and get your size before they are picked over.
 MT John l.. Wydick Nill leave Sun. day for Los Angeles. California. to meet his wife, who has been visiting her aunts at that place for several weeks.
 1r and Mrs. l.. E Davenport were ln Memphis Tuesday on business, and among other things purchased q canopy top for their runabout, which is very pretty.
 Mrs. s. A. Dnugherty and Mrs.L H.. McGutfey left Wednesday for Jackson. IsnuesSae, to spend few weeks. MT. McGuifey accompanied them as far as Memphis.
 MT Jake Glaser, of Holly Springs. Mississippi, arrived in the city Sunday and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Levy and family. He was enroute to St. Louis
 Miss Annie Pearson, who has beep quite sick for ten days, is still confined to her bed, though she is slowly i'm proving and we hope will soon be able to be out.
 As an advertising scheme, that most excellent institution. Harris Business College, Jackson, Miss is offering a few scholarships at big bargain. Write them
 Mr T A. Hawkins, O: Hot Springs. was ln the city on business the first of he week. He says he likes his new location very well, and is doing req sonably well.
 They have cut the Green Trees down but that don't effect the quality of the booze Old Barbee and Cumberland Rye' like Jeff Davis, are suli in the lead. Ike Mallory.
 Mayor German was in the St Fran els bottoms a couple of days this week looking after his interests. He has tha Inrley place, the Cook farm and The kendrjck plantatlon, aGgrpgating 100 lcres, all of which except about 50 acres Is Tn cotton. Mir. German says ne has tue pfett'est crops he ever saw, and is highly lated at the flattering prospects.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-15

Mr. c. W Hammond. of St. Louis who had been visiting his son. Clar. ence, down on the farm. and the fam. fly ot Capt. " : Durhar0w. in fhis ety. returned to the Dutch metropolis Monday night.
 Wanted-To bay from ten to twenty acres of unimproVed land within dis. tance of five mics of Torres, Ctg. WlH pay good price in cash for a piece of land, if it suits me. l.. (. Susser, For, rest City, Ark
 Miss Lizzie Mnller, who keeps hnnsa for her father and brother in this city went to her home in DeS0to, Miss auri. Monday night. and her mother willtake her place here for a short slime to Day the firm q visit.
 Mrs. W. ? Dowen, nee Willie Wylds. Of PhGnix, Arizona. arrived in the city last week. and is welcome guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs Dan Wylds, at their beautiful country home ln Franks township.
 Wanted-Place of l,000 to l. 500 acres: 3a0 or 400 acres in catiyation, close to Forrest City. Want good land and wiping t0 pay reasonable price for iT Address. Mercantile Trust Company, Little Rock, Ark
 Mrs \. B. Kelley returned Saturday evening from Jacksonville, Arkansas. where she and the children had been visiting her sister for month, and Burke is wearing more genial coun- tenance than usual.
 Miss Mollie Wheeler, sister, and Mrs. Julia Bumpass, niece, of Little Rock. returned from >omeryille, Tennessee, Wednesday, and will spend several weeks at the home of MT. and Mrs. k, A. Jett, at Caldwell.
 Mrs. P. F. Baxter will 20 to Ashe. vile, North Carolina, next Wednes. day to reside with her grandson. Mir. Walter Lutz. She has been making her home with MT. and Mrs. R. A, De-. lano for. several years.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-15

Work on the new brick storehonse f Becker & Lewis is progressing rapidly.
 Mrs. Clarence Hines. of Franks township, was shopping in town Tues day.
 Russell, Graham 5 Co.,. have a bio new line of Boys Clothing at popular prices. '
 Go to Russell Graham X Co.,. for pretty Laces and Mexican Drawn Work.
 Nicely X Neb'ett are invoicing ore. parhtory to putting in their big fall stock.
 See our stock of glazed front doors ,Taey ean't be beat Forrest City Lum
 Mrs. Max Yoaie and ehldr4n left VI 1nday night for St Louis to ike in tue Fair.
 Nicely &Neblet' have the CaIicos and Lawns you ale looking for at 3.e to > per yard.
 II S'''' W AiiL ttiF il'-Nt II fNI III town, go to J. W. Beck X c. They handle the very best.
 Hardware in all it's variety. the best and largest stock in the city, at Russell. Graham & Co.
 MT. II N. Robinson. of Madison. was in the city Monday and registered at the Marion.
 FoR SALE-One solid oak fiat top office desk, ill lirst-class condition. at the Newsstand.
 Remember us when wanting feed of any kind. Oar prices are right. Pas lay & Johnson.
 Miss Daisy Bullard, of Haynes. was in the city Tuesday, and d guest of Mss Liza DayIs.
 Go to Russell, Graham S Go. 8 for the genuine Corliss, Coon & Go. collars. best on the market.
 Whiskey is whiskey, but Old J H. Cntter is the best whiskey on earth \. 5. Nelson < Co.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-15
Attend the musicale tonight.

Attend the musicale tonight.
 old Gutter Rye hits the spot.
 Croquet sets at the Newsstand.
 Or ads bring results Try ore. Narbles-uigurw stock-Newsstand. New Laces at Russell Graham tl Co. Buy graphophone at the News and.
 Goto \. E. Nelson X Co.,, for Old Cater.
 Work has been begun on the new Gin plant.
 Try one of those Mint Jolips at the Magnolia
 All kiuds of sporting goods at the Newsstand,
 Br=J. S Shields was on ths sick list N,lneaday.
 What Ia, beaame Of the homegrown wa.e.meiops
 Drink Green River, tue whiskey witt Ss1t a heddaeHe.
 fogr Room C1ttaEe fo. rent. Apply tQL RpllWa4e
 Mr and Irs. Dement, went to St Louis Monday night.
 Galoss is driving the deep well for the Pianters' Gin Co.
 Mr. Robt. Myers was in Little Rock yesterday oa business.
 Musica Ut the residence of Mrs. Maggie Hatcher tonight.
 Sqaire ] 3 Sanders is having new rooi put on his dwelling
 Base Ball Gnides for 1901 may now be had al tie Newsstand.
 NASTED-To buy ten cords of 16 incl wood. See Eadakin.
 Ed. w. II. Paslay has been in Mem phis this week on business.
 Try NImoeks on bran, chops, hay, oats and general mill feed.
 Black berries and red bugs are ripe. and scratching IS the order. Ihe Choctaw has converted the old lunch room 1t the Marion hotel into very convenient baggage room.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-15

MT John L. Wydick MiIl leave Sun. day for Los Angeles. California. to meet his wife, who has been visitinp her aunts at that place for several weeks.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-15

The Forrest City and Marianna Col .ored Base Ball teams crossed bats here "Wednesday ln swift game, which re- suited in victory for the home team by q score Of Ii t0 ].
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-15

Russell, Graham X Co. have just re- ceived a big stock of ladies slip2ers and low shoes. Look over them and get your size before they are picked Over
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-15

Mrs Max Lemmer and children, of Memphis, and Mrs. l. O. McDaniei. of south of town, were entertained at the comfortable home of Mr. and Mrs J. l.. Scott Wednesday.
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