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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-01

LOST-On the streets of Newber-
ry, diamond shaped gold pin,
black enamelled, "Seabrook" en-
graved on back. Reward if re-
turned to this office or to w. B.
... Seabrook.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-04-22
SPRING WEDICINES

we make specially of first.class
canned goods-includipg meats. fruits
vegetable, Nc-at popular prices. Don't
overlook my prices on these goods
when in the market for the best grade,
Sanders 81 Walker.
When you are looking for n first-c,ass
article of whisky. 60 to the Green Tree
Saloon. Old Barbee leads them all.
with Cumberland Rye close second,
and kl-ki or Old Joe Bowers neek snd.
neck for third place.
II. l.. Nerser. formerly of Horne &
Co., this city, now of Trenton. Tenpes.
see, arrived Wednesday morning on a
visit, and will probably remain some
Tune. lie received warm welcome
from his many friends.
r. l.. Hardee, living on the McBee
farm, east of town, is quite Ill with
blood poisoning, caused by bruise on
his thumb His brother, w. III. Har.
dee, OF Argyle, Texas, came over last
week to attend the bedside.
Mr.. John 4. Dyal, of Goodwin. was
IN town Wednesday on his way to
Columbus, Ohio, in response to A mes
sage informing him of the serious i'll.
ness OF his brother, G. Z. DIAL, who
formerly resided here some years ago
Indigestion is the direct cause of dis
ease that kills thousands OF persons An.
nnally. Stop the trouble at the start
with a little Prickly Ash Bitters: it
strengthens the stomach and aids di.
gestlon. }. II. punavant, Special
Agent
We have just received our new
spring stock of lawns, suitiugs. ginp.
| hams, percaies, etc, and invite the Ia.
dies to select their new suit from our
handsome stock. Prices are the lowest
for this quality OF goods. Sanders &
| Walker.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-04-22

Rev. J. W. Duckwerth held divine
services at the Baptist church merning
and night of Sunday. The DR.. is of
the old school, taking his text from the
olDle and never devia. ing from its
teaching. We are indebted 10 him for a
pleasant call and entertaining chat.
Special mention is due the excellenl
work tina: is now being done by the
Methodist choir. One OK the numbera
Tor next sunday morning will be
male quartette, and for the evening a
solo by MIR. Nicely. All the services of
TINS church are delightful and prolta-
BILE.
We are sole agents for Heath &
Mlliegan and Hammer Paint. Every
bucket guaranteed. Sold under a five
year guarantee. We also carry all colors
in oil. Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil
at 6Cc per gallon. Railway and Col
Inns leads-tbe two that leads.
Brushes of all kinds. Paslay s. john
son.
Il. X. Carson, the artist barber. has
completed, in oil, a lfe-siZe bust of the
ate Hall Sanders, who was shot To
death on Christmas night The picture
IS perhaps, Carson's MASTERPIECE. and
s in all respect perfect study Of the
original. Carson has marked ability.
and this picture is credit to his work
manship.
Mr. w. W. Fort, of the firm of E.
9. Shanfelherger Il Co, of Ridge Sta
ton, on the Iron Mountain, was in
town Wednesday looking after a loca.
ion for saw mill and handle factory.
He spoke very favorable of Forrest
City, and as soon as the SUR is butt
on the Blanton addition, will estab4is.a
his plant here.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-04-22

jeff Davis stands at the head of his
class as "A politician. just so with Old
Barbee and Cumberland Rye Whiskey.
they stand at the head of the class
when it comes to whIskey. Sold only
by Ike Mallory at the Green Tree
Saloon.
NJ. W. Cobb, an old st. Francis boy,
was in town few days this week,
booming the town of Award, Oklaho-
ma. This is Mr. Cobbs first visit in
eleven years, and he jumped arour d
among his many friends like boy out
OF school.
WASTED You to send two cents
postage for our free X.ray novelty to
entertain your friends with. See the
bones IN your fingers, lead in pencil,
yolk In egg, ETC., etc. American Tel.
egraph College, 30 Adams ST., Mem
phis Tenn.
We serve the very best of wines, H.
quors and cigars over our bar, and
treat every person alike. We appre-
ciate your trade, and will extend
reasonable courtesy to those who call.
Try our Eggnog and Tom and Jerry.
L. g. Folbre Jr., & Co.
Chas. Soice, of Plymouth, Indiara.
was IN town a few days this week. He
Is ON his way home from Hot Springs.
and could not resist the temptation to
visit the best town in Arkansas. lie
was the guest of his brOther-i law.
Postmaster John &. Bell.
Geo. Z Taylor, Jr., returned home
from Fayetteville last Friday George
has been at school at the University
OF Arkansas, and was obliged to quit
his studies on account or weak eyes. A
few months rest we hope will restore
him TO his wonted health.
Bishop II. NJ Brown, of the Epjsco.
pal church, was in town Saturday en-
route to Helena. He visited the church
of the Good Shepherd, and was very
much pleased with its appearance. He
viii return in about three weeks and
confirm class of thirteen.
Mr.. Fred prewett was only touch.
ing the high places Tuesday morning
While skipping around town with the
news. Its girl, and came to gladden.
the hears OF her parents Tuesday
morning at i:30. The Times extends
best wishes for the little Miss future.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-04-22

Guides to the Worlds Fair, World s
Fair souvenirs, and Worlds Fair pos
tai cards, may be had at the News.
stand.
We have just received a shirment of
cypress well curhing. Call and let us
make YOU prices. Forrest City Lum-
Der Co.
Buy your coal of us and save money
Alabama, Kentucky and South Nc
Alister coal for sale by Paslay &
Johnson.
Don't be selfish, if you are satisfied
that Old Vollmer Whisky is the best,
tell your friends. T. c. Fol0re, Jr., &
Co. sell it.
The daily st. Louis World and TIE
FORREST CITY TIMES, l. months for
1925. Did you ever hear of anything
so ridiculous
MIR. F. II. Balch, of Helena, was in
town Sunday. He is quite well-known
here, and his numerous friends were
glad to see him.
If it's bilious attack, take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, and
a quick recovery is certain. For sale
by }. L. Sanders.
The new house for the engineer of
the city waterwOrksi is about completed,
and presents very neat ana attrac-
tive appearance.
Carload of Elwood Wire Fencing, the
best and cheapest fencing in the coun.
try, just received at Russell, Graham &
Co, and for sale ohean.
Mrs Fletcher Robson of Marianne,
came up Tuesday night and is spend
ing the week with her sister Mrs.
Edward Robson.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-04-22
Worst of All Experiences

Can anything be worse than to feel that
every minute will be your last9 Such was
the experience of Mrs. S. II. Newson.
Decatur, Ala. For three years" she
writes, II endured insufferabls pain from
indigestion, stomach and bowel trouble.
Death seemed inevitable when doctors
and all remedies failed. At length was
induced to try Electric Bitters and the re-
suit was miraculous. improved at once
and new I'm completely recovered. For
liver, kidney, stomach and bowel troubles
Electric Bitters is the only medicine.
Only soc. It's guaranteed by all druggists
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-04-22

Ike Mallory sells Paul Jones at 81
per bottle.
The COriss. Coon & Co. linen collars
are the best on the market. For sale
by Russell, Graham y Co.
Old Cutter is pure Rye whiskey,
ana IS nneXeelIed for medicinal per-
poses. N. b. Nelsoa & Co.
Ladies and children S hosiery in great
variety OF sizes, styles and quality may
be haG of X. ii. Winfield S; Co.
Freshly ground meal. and corn chops
pa'atable for Young chickens, may be
had of The Forrest City Gin Co.
Richard H. Winfield, of Augusta,
spent Sunday in town with his mother
and other relatives and friends.
Freshly ground meal, and corn chons
2aatable for young chickens, may be
had OF The Forrest City Gin Co.
See our stock of doors. windows
columns, bracket2, banisters. mould.
ings, etc. Forrest City Lumber Co
We have lots of good WHISTLES, but
Old j. II. Cutter can't he beat for puri
ty and flavor. \. Il. Nelson q Co
w. II. Ford, manager of the Under
farm, Was in town TUESDAY. and place.
his name on tne list for The Times.
Paul Jones.
Paul Jones Whiskey
Paul Jones at Ike Mallory's.
When thinking of building, call or
us. We make better prices than yot
can get elsewhere. Paslay x Johnson
]. B. Wright, of Springfield, Illinois
is registered at the Imperial. He ma.
large interests IN st. Francis bottoms
Prof. ]. B. Sanders is building al
addition to his residence, adding ma
terally to its convenience aud beauty
! We have pretty new stock Of Lace
for Silks, Crepe de Chine. and Organ
! dies, III every variety. r. ii. Winfel,
& Co.
Paul Jones Whiskey at the Greer
Tree; 81 per bottle.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-04-22

Miss Jessie Beatrice Monroe has a
fnll, sweet contralto. Her singing of
May Morning was the sweetest that,
ever touched the heart with melting
melody" says the Little Rock Demo
crat, IN speaking OF the hudisill Com
cert o., which will appear here Mon
day, April Is. All seats soc. Tickets
on sale at Dunavant's. Children &c
at the door.
we fear no contradiction when we ad-
vertlSe the fact that nowhere can Won
get better values or better goods for the
money, when yon buy from our i'm
menSe stock of Corsets, Hosiery, Half
Hose, Collars, Ties, and Notions. Onr
stock is absolutely tirst-class in every
particular. and our prices as low as
these goods can be sold by honest
dealers. Sanders & Walker.
Quite bit of excitement was created
at The Choctaw Depot at noon yester-
day, by the report OF a gum The negro
porter on passenger train West. on
stepping from the train dropped his a
blue steel revolver, which exploded
sending the bail in the calfe of his
right leg. The wound was found to be-
flesh wound. and he boarded the
train and went West No arrest.
The Pine Bluff Republic has this n
say, of the Rudlsill Concert Co which
will make their appearance at the
opera house in Forrest City, Monday
night, April %, under the auspices OF
the Forrest City Cornet Band, UTha
concert last night WAS very fine. The
violin selections by Miss Gertrude
Monroe caught the audience. Her
equal has never been heard in Pine
Bluff"
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-04-22

Ike Mallory sells Paul Jones at 81
per bottle.
Go to the Magnolia Saloon for fine
whiskey and everything good in their
line.
Laces at pc. per yard-cheapest ever
brought to the city, at Russell, Graham
q Co.
Go to RUSSELL Graham & Co. for
pretty Laces and Mexican Drawn
Work.
See our stock of glazed front doors.
They can't be beat. Forrest City Lum
Der Co.
Russell, Graham & Co. have big
new line of Boys Clothing at popular
prices.
We now have the biggest lot of pref
ty marbles you ever saw-at the News
stand.
For medicinal purposes, Old Barbee
Whisky has no superior. Get it of Ike
Mallory.
Enos Altman and Frank Doyle, of
this city, visited at Caldwell Wednes
day night.
All kinds Of plain and fancy drinks
at thu Green Tree Saloon. Your trade
solicited.
MONEY TO LoAN-Easy payments
one TO five years. Apply to s. b.
Trap, Jr.
Geo. Taylor, of Proctor, was a genial
i visitor in town Friday, the guest of NJ.
! y. Gaines.
Drink King G1lomon's Famous Ton
+ ic-ki-ki-the greatest drink on earth
Ike Mallory.
Thos. Z Fntrall, of Marianne. was
! in the city Tuesday looking as hand
/ some as ever.
Hardware in all its variety. the best
and largest stock in the city, at Fussell,
/ Graham & Co,
The greatest drink on earth is old
XXI. Ike Mallory dlspenses it at
/ the Green Tree.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-04-22

Old Barbee.
Try Old Barbee.
Old Cutter Rye hits the spot.
Croquet sets at the Newsstand.
Talk up that Base Ball meeting
New Laces at RUSSELL Graham & Co.
MaIbles-big new stoek-Newsstand.
Bay a graphophone at the News
stand
Go to n. B. Nelson & Co., for Old
Gutter
Ike Mallory sells Paul Jones at 81
per bottle.
All kinds of sporting goods at the
Newsstand.
Try just one bottle of old XXI. 1t
will make you young again. Ike NAL
l0rf.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-04-22

Paul Jones Whiskey at the Green
Tree; 81 per bottle.
Old Barbes and Cumberland RYE
only of Ike Mallory.
Drink Old Forrest Club Whiskey.
!. T. Folbre, Jr., Il Co.
Base Ball Guides for 1904 may now
De had at the Newsstand.
Try Nimocks on bran, chops, hay,
oats and general mill feed,
Try bottle of Old Cutter. Its al
light. n. b. Nelson & Co.
Editor f. J.. Nadakin has been con-
Hhed 10 his bed the past week.
Delinestor and Designer for May
no" ON sale at the Newsstand.
N'Ki Aphrodslac Stimulator and
JhVgorator. Ask Ike Mallory.
l. G. Folbre, Jr., & Co. handle Old
Forrest Club Whisley. Try it.
Newest novelties in dress goods Just
ppehed at Russell, Graham Il Co.
~ 90 to Russell, Graham & Co., for
nog' Clothing. a big new stock.
AN invoice of swell society station.
KY just received at the Newsstand.
a. al, Kinds of slippers and low shoes
ioi iadles at Russell, Graham & Co.'S.
ga Forrest Club Whiskey is a
''Nooth article, T. c. Folbre, Jr,, & Co.
y. ust received at RUSSELL Graham &
- Tue cheapest line of lace in town.
sn W III Doyle. of the Territory, spent
"0uuSy with his relatives and friends.
oftLpshIy ground meal, and corn chops
baa 't va ,t Tor young chickens, may be
N"' oi The Forrest City GIN Co.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-04-22

Paul Jones WhiSkey at the Green
Tree; 81 per bottle
Remember us when wanting feed of
any kind. Oar prices are right. Pas
lay & Johnson.
Mrs d. L Hoshall and Miss Addie
Rowland, Of Franks, were in the city
shopping Tuesday.
Whiskey is whiskev, but Old J. II
Gutter is the best whiskey on earth
n. B. Nelson & Co.
Buy your spring mattings from Bran
don & Baugh. Over 30 selections can
be seen at our store,
Go to Russell, Graham s. Co.'S for
the genuine COrllSs, Coon Il Co. collars
best on the market.
e. -. Justrite, the best 81 90 corset
made Phone Brandon & Baugh to
send you size wanted.
Prof. G. +. Jackson is confined 20
his room from a painful operation I'M
der the doctors knife.
T.CFobre Jr., & Co., serve all kinds
of hot beverages in cold weather. Try
a Hot Tom and Jerry.
Don't fail to see the elegant stock of
Boys Clothing now being shown by
Russell. Graham s. Co.
FoR SALE.-A few more good lots in
the RUSSELL addition, on easy terms.
Apply to James Russell.
r. Rumage and II. w. Robinson, OF
Madison, were in town Monday, and
registered at the Marion.
Freshly ground meal, and corn chops
palatable for young chickens, may be
had of The Forrest City Gin Co.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-04-22

The Elwood Woven Wire Fence is
the most durable of all fences. A car.
load just received by Russell, Graham
d Co., for sale cheap.
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-05-01

This week will mark the finale of the
vaudeville season in Indianapolis, and
very good bill is promised at the Grand.
McWaters, Tyson and Company will be the
principal feature, presenting for the first
time here their latest success entitled
Scenes in a Dressing Room,'' a bright
singing and dancing act, in which two spe-
The principal feature of this act is the
transformation scene, changing the dress
ing room TO a spectacular swamp scene in
Producing pretty light effects and water
lilies mechanically operated. Miss Tyson
and two girls emerge from the flowers. ere
ating a picture which for beauty has rarely
been equaled on the vaudeville stage.
AS a special feature for the closing week
Manager Ziegler has arranged for the first
American appearance of Mr.. and Mrs Gene
Hughes, after four years tour OF England.
They come direct from the Hippodrome.
London. to this city. They will present
their laughable success entitled "A Matri-
monial Substitute. Harry Howard's Won
derful troupe of performing ponies and dogs,
the greatest trained animal act of it's kind
in the world, will also be a principal fea-
ture. The rest of the bill gives promise of
much enjoyment, as it includes the follow
ing Well-known entertainers of the Vaude-
Vile stage: Eckhoff and Gordon in their
comedy musical act; the Four Rianos, Eu-
ropean comiques, in their original speciality
entitled I'm Africa" Mile Latina, the
physical culture girl" in exercises of
physical culture for women; Hayward and
Hayward, in their little comedy entitled
rs Marriage a Failure?" and Lloyd and
Waltone, the popular balladists in old and
play series of interesting animated pic
lures.
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-05-01

last September of the kind TO be remem-
bered for a long time TO come. Some or
the pessimistically inclined writers on the
atrical matters-such William Winter,
of the New York Tribune. and X. Rankin
Towse of the New York Evening Post-are
fond of telling about the glories of other
days and are never happier than when at
tempting to show that there is no such
thing true art in the theater OF the pres
ent time. The season of 1901 has done
much toward making these gloomy views
seem altogether without foundation, Tor,
despite the fact that there is much that is
incOnsequential on the stage to-day there
is also a great deal that is well worth
while.
In indianapolis this past season there
have been numerous dramatic perform
ances that could truly be called great, and.
after all, the theatrical season. with it's
scores of fiippant musical shows on one
hand and it's increase in meritorious dra-
matte performances on the other, has not
been a badly balanced one. The season
started out in the East as If 1t were going
TO prove A very disastrous one, but the
new Year brought a change for the better,
and the latter half of the season has been
in every way gratifying TO the managers.
In this city the season was uniformly
good with the superior attractions we'll
distributed through the six months. The
dramatic performances of the highest
worth during the season were given by
Forbes Robertson Richard Mansfield Sir
Henry Irving, Blanche Walsh and Mary
Shaw
There is no such thing as critical opinion.
applying the term generally, any more than
there is such thing as public opinion, and
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-05-01
The Theaters Of New 7 ork
Which Deals with the Favorie
Little Trage of Tien-Tsn .Franh lin FyIe
lack Hand Coss
of the Indianapolis Journal.

Correspondence of the Indianapolis Journal.
new YORK, April 26.-We Ameri-
ri cans ought TO feel that, the
1 atrically, we are a decent people
tItEIS2st French foul farces are almost
- as popular in Berlin and Vienna
as in Paris, and the translations into
German are never eXpurgated. The
high standard of Prussian and Aus
trian dramatic art does not bar these
plays of Gallo pruriency. But when they
are brought to our land of freer taste
and drawer opinion they have to be modi-
fed in the direction of purity. No official
censor is needed to mark them o. *. for
all right or O. w. for all wrong. Public
conscience exercises a sufficient censorship
here over salacious pieces. That exceptions
prove a rule is silly thing to say but it
is true that the few French sexual farces
produced in unmodified translations with
brief prosperity don't prove that many OF
us like to see marital infidelity made joke
of on the stage. A serious drama on that
subject we will consider in the spirit in
which it is written, and If it is engrossing
we will accept it. But the theater man
ayers know their business pretty we'll They
keep their fingers on our pulse to feel the
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-05-01
EngIish's-Mau Adams.

Englshs will have two important
dramatic attractions and two more musical
comedies before it closes its doors for the
summer. Maude Adams will be the only
offering of this week and Viola Allen will
come next week. On the evening of May
49, the opera THE Country Girl" will be
given its first local presentation, and the
extremely popular "Tenderfoot" will return
to Indianapolis two nights later for It's
third engagement here, stopping off on It's
way from New York to Chicago, where 1t
is booked for a summers run.
The engagement of Maude Adams Is for
next Wednesday night, when this taVorlte
young actress will be seen here III her
greatest success, j. Nj. Barries beautiful
play, THE Little Minister When the
gifted little actress aspired to stellar
honOrs, Manager Charles Frohman pro-
Vided her with the Barrie comedy and the
play was given its first presentation In
Washington, d. c.. in 1897. President Nc
Kinley attended the performance. which
was the greatest event of the season in the
national capital Miss Adams won a
triumph and the play scored genuine sue
cess. The actress has been seen in several
other plays since she became star but II
is in The Little Minister" that the public
likes her best, and so, after appearing in
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnetts new
comedy, THE Pretty Sister of Jose, dur
Ing most of this season, Miss Adams and
her manager decided to revive the Barrie
piece on an elaborate scale. A number OF
the players who appeared with her in the
original cast were secured and Henry Ain
ley, young English actor whom Mr.. Froh-
man brought over from London last fall,
and who has made a strong impression
wherever he has been seen in this country
was engaged to portray the title role. The
company is said to be splendid one
throughout and the scenic environment
beautiful in every particular.
Maude Adams is probably better known
to the general public than any other young
woman now upon the stage. Miss Adams
was born in Salt Lake, Utah. Her
father died when she was quite young.
Her mother is Mrs. Mary Adams, a we'll
known actress. When she arrived at the
proper age. Miss Adams was put to school
and was given an excellent education. Much
of her study now is devoted TO languages.
She is exceedingly fond of French and has
mastered it. She has made a study also
of Italian and Spanish, and has a smatter-
ing of German.
The sale of seats for the one performance
will begin at EnSlishs box office to-mor-
row morning.
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-05-01
Review Of the Past Dramatic Season
In Theaters Of the Hoosier Capital
Notable
Eglish Wednesday, NighThe Crands Closing
Week The New the Park

aerial ballet and it's grotesque Eddie Foy;
The Wizard of OF" with its novel char
acters and its pictorial splendor: those de-
hghtful burlesqueTs, Weter & Fields, and
their merry associates, with their graceful
combination of bright music and adroit
satire; their imitatOrs. the Rogers Broth
ers, with big gayety company and a gor-
geous production that cost lots or
money" the quaint Marie Cahill in
Nancy Brown" and last but by no means
least, the inimita Die Frank Daniels in The
Office Boy" a musical affair that had lit
tie TO commend it aside from the fact that
its central figure was one or the most
original funmakers before the public.
And there were other musical shows
THE Silver Slipper" The Runaways,
and their like, containing one or two good
features which were not important enough
to cover a multitude of rubbish. And still
Others-"The Sleepy King and The
Beauty Doctor" for instance. But why
bring up painful recollections? THE Sleepy
King has gone back 10 sleep, and The
Beauty Doctor has ceased to practice.
Let em rest in peace.
LOUIS W. JONES.
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-05-01

He dramatic season. so far as In
dianapOlis is concerned, is prac-
tically closed, the forthcoming
performances here of Maude
Adams and Viola Allen being in