The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-16

We are sole agents for Heath N
/ Mllegan and Hammer Paint. Every
i bucket guaranteed. Sold under live
year guarantee. We also carry all colors
! in oil. Raw and Boiled Binseed Oh
at 60c per gallon. Railway and Col
Inns leads--the two that leads.
Brushes Of all kinds. PaslaY & john
son.
Don't be deceived or carried away By
the extraYagant language of other al
vertisers, but 90 to J w Beck Il Co.
when you want the best goods at tia
lowest prices. They have a splendid,
complete stock OF general merchandise.
and are sure to pie Ise you 10 the quail
" of their goods and the very reasona-
bic prices.
Mr.. and Mrs j. II Gnnder returned
Monday from an extended trip in the
! Territory Mr.. GuHder speaks glow
ingly of the soil and products of the
Territory, and more especially of Web
Der Falls, llttle village where he
stopped. Both Mr. and Mrs Gundef
were very much improved in health ana
enjoyed their "Trip.
Mr. r. H. Winfield, of Augusta, has
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particularly to participate in the
Knight Merwin nuptlals, aud TO visit
relatives and friends. Dick has been
gloomsman in 80 many weddings in
Forrest CITY that it don't seem like the
real thing unless he is in 1t, which be
was IN this case, as usual.
Misses Pearl and Emily Davis and
Matte Cobb We're shopping in town
saturday, and gave US pleasant call.
Miss Emily had been at home for a
week on the sick list. but is GONZALES
tent; and the other Young ladies were
down from Colt looking for some nics
prizes for the good boys and girls in
their school at that place.
Miss Freeman wishes to announce
that she will have charge Of the thres
lower grades Of the ply school which is
to be conducted In Crowley Ridge In
sttute, and will begin work in her room
tie last week In September. She VIII
br glad 90 hear from parents who are
interested in the school. The teachers
who are to do the work in the other
grades have not yet been elected, but
! will be at an early date.
An unknown negro was put off the
train here Sunday morning in dying
condition. He boarded the train some
where east of town, and died a few mo
ments after reaching the undertaking
establishment of Stevens Bros. About
| 81 was found on his person. His
ldentitity is unknown by the under
taker The body was gwen decent
burial, 1t Is supposed he was coming
| here for treatment, but waited too lOag
and the trip hurried his death.
MANY old time friends have been de-
lighted to meet Capt. and Mrs j. Il
Avery, formerly Of this city, now o.
| Hot Springs, who have been in the city
his week to attend the Knight Mer-
| win nuptialS and visit relatives and
| friends. Capt. Avery is engaged in
| very satisfactory real estate and insur-
ance business in the Valley of Vapprs
He is agreeably surprised to note the
many substantial improvements which
have been made here since he left.
Pay less and you will not get the
quality. There are no Clothes just a.
good as ours for less money. It's impos-
sible, for our prices are rock bottom
! The same is true Of our Shoes aud
Hats Buying cheap does not mean any
advantage unless the article bought is
IT good quality We stake our reputa-
ton on the quality and guarantee the
price 10 be- as low as such quality can
be had. Just come and take look
! through our great stock of Clothing.
Hats aud Shoes. BRANDON x BAUaH.
Prof. 5 E Bradshaw, who had been
spending the summer IN Europe, par
! tlcularly In Germany, where be trav-
-led and studied extensively, WAS
genial visitor to Forrest City friends
| last week for several days He went
hence Monday for Greeuville, South
! Carolina, where he has accepted chair
n the college Of that city, where he vii
| teach, German especially. We regret
| hat We did not have the opportunity
If shaking hands with Ernest an'
congratulating him upon his success ir
life.
Messrs L. r. Grobmyser. W. vi.
| Kueeham OF st Louis, /. W Mallory.
| Lon Barrar OF Memphis, W r. Taylor.
! Z NJ. Pipkiu, Doc Thomas, L Duncan.
Sam Helm and Albert ana Leo Grob-
nyer went to Long Lake Tuesday aud
spent couple of days very pleasantly
| dshlng. On their return trip they stop
ped at Jack Pipkin sand had one of the
finest Dime s they have eaten IN some
time, as was evidenced by thu number
Il times they passed up their plates
| All had jolly time. and ar. especially
in good humor with Mr.. Pipkin, who
treated them royalty at his pleasant
home.
Mr. A. B0ysen sent US another sam
pe Of the rice VIII ca he IS growing near
Wheatley. Experts say he has a line
crop, and that the experiment demon
strate5 beyond doubt that the soil OF
Il. Francis county 10 we'll adapted t
rice growing Mr. Bnyaen has thirty
scres, irrigated from "A fine well, and
i water is kept over the entire acreage
about three inches deep. The rice Is
about ready for maturity, which occur.
- soon rs the water Is drained of
Many persons from this and other part.
are daily visiting the farm aud pro
| nounce u quite curiosity 10 zee rice
growing here