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Arizona republican., 1904-05-01
NO HAM AT IcKELHEIMER's.

The two crooks in the alley stopped to inspect the small building with the steeply sloping roof.
 Bill" said the short man. that looks like smokehouse. Let's get in. think I'd like a fat, juicy ham %
 Ham, nothin',' said the r)ng nan. 1T know the feller wot lives here. His names Solomon Iekelheimer..- Come on.''
 They passed on.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-01
NOTICE.

On and after May 1st Mrs. J. w. Bolton will take charge of the Adams dining rooms which will be conducted as a first class restaurant and short order house. She will also do cater ing in all branches
Arizona republican., 1904-05-01

one a Mexican and the other two Americans. a boy and girl. The chill dren were finally found and they as- sert that they dug the saddle out of the ground where it had been secreted in the sand
Arizona republican., 1904-05-01

Mrs. w. w. Hill has engaged Mrs Weeks of Minneapolis, Minn., to give lessons in lace making at the art store, IT South Second street.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-01

Moet & Chandon White Seal is the requisite of all smart functions nowa- days. This brand now leads all others in importations.
The Forrest City times., 1904-01-15

Mrs. Mlttie White and Miss Leila
Wall, OF New Albany, Mississippi. who
have been visiting relatives and
friends here for several weeks. return
ed home Tuesday, and there is one
sad heart in Forrest City on account
of their return.
Our old friend and elow-townsman
Mt. =. l.. EggIeston. has been appoint
I'd commercial agent of the Rock Island
frisco system at Richmond, Virginia.
ana bids us send him Tie Times to tina,
address. We congratulate him and
Wish him the compliments of the sea-
son.
The incest and pleasantest medicine
| have used for Indigestion and consti-
patton Is Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets. SAYS Melard L. Craig,
Of MlddIegrove, n. y. They work
like "a charm and do not grippe or have
any unpleasant effect. > For sale by j
/. Sanders.
Miss Bette Beard, of Wheatley. who
Is one OF the pupils at Crowley Ridge
Institute, and IA niece of Mrs. J. Il.
Brown, spent a delightful time at home
during the Christmas holidays, and
came back TO school as full of happi-
ness as beautiful spring day is of
sunshine
Robert Sherman's great comedy
drama, My Friend from Arkansaw. j
which Will be seen at the opera house
Saturday night, January Is h, comes
to this city with the highest recommen
datlons. Every piece of scenery used
IN the production of the play is carried
by the company.
Mrs. Maggie DelanO entertained A
lie" friends Monday evening. Games
were the features of the evening and
refreshments were served at II o'c 'ock
Those present: Misses Dollle Gammel.
IDA Simmons. Lila Wal; Messrs.
Robert Lee Scott, Charley Haven, +.
&. McCrary and Enos Altman.
The insurance adjuster is coming in
for his share of the cussing nova
days. He allowed Grobmyer s25
which 1t is SAID won't pay for the
Kettles Aldridge and Jones got an al
loWance of 81 800 on their policy for
S3400, and their their stock was total
loss. + \ Short & Co were cut down
10 per cent. James RUSSELL got $500
for his $1,000 policy. w. +. Evans got
an allowance of S6l7 30 on his policy of
81 $50. Mrs. Shade was allowed the
face Of her policy, $1,000 Mrs. Win.
throp's received the face Of her policy
$50.
The Forrest City times., 1904-01-15

The pupils of Mss Ramsey's music
class VIII give piano recital Monday
afternoon at $50 p m, January 18Th,
In the recital hall at Crowley Ridge IN
stltute. Admission 10 cents, the pro.
ceeds to be used in furnishing chairs
Tor the ball. All patrons and friends
are cordially INVITED to be present.
ID to January llth of last year the
Hed Gin bought and gInned 81 bales
or cotton. This year to January llth.
1880 was the number of bales BOUGHT
aud glnned, notwithstanding the very
short crop. Forrest City being the best
cotton market in Eastern Arkansas
cotton came from adjoining counties Of
Lee, Cross aud Crttenden.
We are sole agents for Heath &
Nllllegan and Hammer Paint. Every
bucket guaranteed. Sold under five
year guarantee. We also carry all colors
IN oil. Raw and Boiled Linseed OIL
at 60c per gallon. Railway and Col
Inns leads-the two that leads
Brushes of all kinds Pas!ay & john
son.
The Forrest City times., 1904-01-15

Mr.. aud Mrs. /. w. Mallory will en-
tertaln tonight with dancing party
at The Marion hotel. plime-tary to
thelr Charming guest, Miss Margaret
Lotion.
The mob scene in MY Friend from
Arkansaw," which will be seen AT the
opera house tomorrow night. is one of
the most exciting scenes ever put on
the stage.
Mr.. Charley bernard, with Pettns &
Bnford, is himself again, after a con-
siderable indisposition caused by ex-
posture aud hurt hand at the Aldridge
4 Jones fire.
There is no headache in the Cum
berland Rye Whiskey II has no
superiorS and few equals. It's good
lor what ails you. Yours truly. Ike
Mallory.
For bad taste in the mouth take "A
few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. Price - cents.
Warranted to cure. For sale by J. 7.
Sanders.
| still have some of that good old
l1di Dtt anu OuIll0ttIdflQ itSe lett It's
the best whiskey or earth Call and
try it and be convinced. Yours truly.
Ike Mallory.
Mr.. II r. Neblett spent Wednesday
in Memphis on business, and purchased
big stock of goods They are hus.
Ting for your trade. Read their ad-
yertsementS.
Star Archarena boards, Crokinole
boards, and Crown combination boards.
at the Newsstand. They will last a
life time and furnish Amusement. for
the entire family.
Don,t fail to make engagements
early f you want DR.. Stimson to do
your dental work. He will be here
Monday, January 25.h, for one week
Office at Hotel Marion.
We serve the very best Of wines. Il.
qaors and cigars over our bar. and
treat every person alike. We appre-
cate yOur trade, ant will extend
reasonable courtesy to those who call
Try our Eggnog and Tom and Jerry.
L. Z. 70 IRE Jr., Il Co.
The Forrest City times., 1904-01-15

Best assortment of boys pants in the
city to be found at Russell, Graham Y
CO.
Mis-. J @. Winfield and John aud
David Webb are doHa with The
measles.
Mr. p. b. Jones, Palestine, W., IN
town Monday and registered at the
Imperial.
Hardware in all its variety. the best
and .argest stock IN tie city, a. Russell,
Graham & Co.
Money to Loan on improved farms
five. seven or ten years time. Taylor
Knight X O..
Remember - when wanting feed Of
any kind Oar prices are night. Pas
l4Y x Juhuson.
Mr. Robert Brown. Of Telico town
Sair MAS in town Monday aud gave a.
pleasant call
Tie hunting season is once more
WITH MS \ gun and some Peters Shells
W.do The work.
Waiskey is whiskey, but Ola J IL
cutter ~ the best whlskeY on earth.
y. Is Nelson Il Co.
Go to Russell, Graham x Go. : for
tGe genuine CorIiss, Coon X Co. collars.
best on tue market.
Ever shoot? You don't know the
ieal Measure OF it unless you have
used Peters Shells.
Messrs A. J. Smith and A. T.. Bul.
Oh v llmore. were registered at the
Ihp. flal Saturday.
Mr.. +. a Short spent Saturday in
Memphis ON business. lie is now with
Shields X Hlmbleton.
I c Folbrp Jr., & Co, serve all kinds
~ no. beverages in cold weather. Try
II u Iem and Jerly.
FoE SAIE.-A few more good lots il
lie RUSSELL addition. on easy terms
Arify To James Russell.
Mr.. Gus Sweet, the merchant prince
- Ny tdeHtr was in town Tuesday and
EsFe as a pleasant visit.
AZ VI. Jones, of M4rianua. srcnt
~ way 10 town a guest Of III. George
v fealson aud family.
A5S /, Milan, If Wynnp, was a
~ INN visitor in town Monday, and
ri'tN. al the Imperial.
ne CuilSs. Coon & Co. linen collars
r. ,hr best on the market. For safe
I. russell Graham K Co.
ga Cutter is pure Rye whiskey.
'4l7 AheXrelied fer medicinal par.
'''s y b. Nelson 6 co.
'a1jel Garrett AM Folly Whitfield.
.eleu, were married by Mayor Cor.
i'1u az the court house yesterday.
The Forrest City times., 1904-01-15
EaoNss*ksG witch Saliva
For Piles, Burns, Sores.

Mrs II r. Neblett went to Mississ-
ippi Monday to visit relatives and
friends She Will spend IA short time
at Byhalia, Germaut0wn and Memphis,
and return Monday.
Robert Sherman's big production of
My Friend from Arkansaw," which
VIII be seen at the opera house tOmor-
row night is said to be one of the very
finest attractions on the road
Miss Beulah Jolly and mother were
shopping in town Monday and gave us
a pleasant call, ordered The Times sent
10 them during 1904. and have our
thanks tor substantial favors.
Fine whiskey at the price of cheap.
Olt Old Cutter Rye is IS good as any
mad, and price is very reasonable.
Try II once and you'll never want to
change. y. B. Nelson & Co.
Highest cash price raid for Hides
and Futs of all description. Office
three doors below Times office 5 nth
side Of Choctaw railroad. Head Il Co.
Ear Dealers, Forrest City, Arkansas.
Mr.. Caswell Prewltt, of Pike county,
Missouri, and Mr. George Watts. of
StNTP, Oklahoma, the latter n brother
~ Mrs. + w. DeRositt, are visiting in
Forrest City, and are guests at the De-
R1-tt home.
Mr.. Peyton Scott has purchased three
beautiful lots in The Russell addition,
corner of Washington and Russell
streets, and rum0r says he will soon
tuj.d coy little home, and then
ba oh, well.
Miss G-nevieve Holden, of Golfers.
vile, Tenn, is a most beautiful and
v.Yteiaus guest of Dr.. and Mrs. J. Ii
Duuayant. and is being entertained in
"A ROYAL fashion by her charming hostess
and gallant host
NV that Xmas has gone and that
good old Amas is drank up. remember
that We arc making Eggnug and Tom
and Jerry At the Green Tree Saloon.
la-t like mother used To- make. Yours
truly, liz Mallory.
W. purpose publishing roll Of honor
IN the first issue in February, showing
thr names OF those who have paid up
their sub, criptIon TO the The Tunes for
1901 Reader, may We have your name:
me in aud settle now, wont you:
We have just received a shipment of
dradeniug tel, ready made roofing and
resin side sheatng paper. Paper Your
room with Tostu side paper-coCl IN
summer time. warm in winter. Save
one half your fuel bil', Paslay 4 John.
son.
. a q m . RrA.
Beers the ~ mo AInd You Haze hlaayS Bought
NXAzlIx
The Forrest City times., 1904-01-15
5 Morning Joy Coffee, 5
: 4oo Per Pound, 2-Pounds for 75c.
{ }. II. TlPTON s co. Telephone I4S.
ANNN/NNN,NAA

W. b.,,o l.,s oe o, ,;.,.:
pls II 80 VI soou "iiskles' out
" ahd HaVOr. \. b. Nelson " Co.
Mr.. Emmett Griner formerlv with
Brandon & Bauph. has accented a Ike
nosition win RorI..oa {, a1Jarso,'
Adine. the sweet little girl baby Of
Mr.. and Mrs John l. Jones. has tie
whoopng cough, but is conva!escing.
a.. NJ,
Brandon " Baugh has accepted il SINH
ldi situation with j. W. Beck " Co.
Whs, ,,,;atia, 80 ,,,.;. IL
''h'iS vi uuiIuihpi Call on
eau eeI elsewhere. Pasl ay = Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Worrau of
Franks township. are rejoicing over In.
arrival of fine girl at heir hon. IL I
Mr.. and Mrs. :. Daniel of Frank {
township. aic the proud parents IF =
bouncing baby boy which arrived l,et
r,n,- :, ,v,...
town on business T1es ,tg and g |%s n ~.
The Forrest City times., 1904-01-15

DR.. }. L. McDougal. candidate for
County Judge. OF Johnson township.
Was IN town "Wednesday shaking hands
with his friends.
IL sure and get acquainted with
." My Friend from ArkausaW' at the
opera house tomorrow night lie is
very entertaining
Ed. Milton Hall Of the Baptist
church, has resigned the aastorate, ard
preached the last sermon Of his incum-
eeney last sunday.
Tie Elwood Woven Wire Fence is
The most durable Of all fences \ car
Dad just received 10y RUSSELL Graham
Y Co., for sale cheap.
Carload Of Eiwoed Wire Fencing. the
best aud cheapest fencing IN the coun.
Try, just received at russell, Graham X
Co, aud for sale cheap.
The Peters League" loaded with
The best black powder IN the world
cannot be beaten Tor cleanliness
strength. aud accuracy.
Or. Stlmson, Of Briuklev will BE- here
Monday, Jduuuy 18th. tar one week
prepared 10 do all kinds OF dental wa.k
Office at Marion llole'.
WANTED To buy $500 or 81 Ooo
stock IA either OF tie Forrest CT \
b'uks For further Information call
az The Times office OF WIIte.
Dr. NJ r. Stm,on, dentist. will b.
here Monday, January 18th. Call aud
ste the Doctor 10 YEA need any dental
work. Olies at Hotel Marion.
Misses Lila pas-y and Daisy Bul.
l4td two charming Young ladies o.
HAYNES, were shopping Ia town Mon
day and regis cred al the Marion.
Mrs Emma lIobsou aud daughter.
wto hnd been such pleasant guests OF
Mrs. II VI Thomas. returned Monday
10 their home AZ Aberdeen. Miss ssippI.
VIII Frank'in, Tie popular salesman
with \. J.. Grady. Is visiting his moth
er At la Grange. Tennessee. Sae Will
shori % 20 on visit h Central Amer
fc1.
Mr J + Gfohmyef ard charming
daughter. SIS Geneva. If CuroItton.
kentutby. aie visiting IN the city. aud
ate guests 81 l.. r Grabmyer aud fam
ily.
On The night OF The recent ire Mr.
F.atk Chew hanie his ovelcaat Ia
some one ii hab ll ase return sau.e
To- ~. II Battsw, A. Fgsseil- Graham \
Cos
Nj Ai5er Head vino had been
+ visiting relative and friends Iu Mari
auaa. returned Lame last night. and
VII re>umC her GA res ~ tn lisht
pAut.
g n e w ~ ~ =.
pssrstla g The Gad you hAa kSdjS Bought
'.sa i 11E3A1zSx
The Forrest City times., 1904-01-15
cd Cutter Rye hits the spot.

cd Cutter Rye hits the spot.
Wal Pockets at the Newsstand.
capt. J W. Beck is quite indisposed.
6JtoN b Nelson y Co, for Old
CATER.
fuK SALE GHEAP-One Piano. See
" ~ Durbnrog.
Mss Matte Cummings returned last
night from Memphis.
Try Nimoeks on bran. chops, hay.
oals and general mill ieed.
Trya bottle Of Cd Gutter. Its al
tight. y H. Nelson Y Co.
\ big stock Of juvenile books just
received at the Newsstand.
f1m Pom Guns are real novelty.
Get them at the Newsstand.
NANrip-A position rs camp cook.
Address \ Hay, Forrest city, Ark.
Mr. John T Dyal. Of Goodwin, was
ia town Of business Saturday.
F.B Liitltaeld. Of Wyone, Is assist
ins J ". Williams at hIs bls sale.
Ms. II. VI. McLsin Is visiting her
parents at CIafksy IT, Tennessee
WaIkcr ScabYrn Is assisting Il. W.
P#ua indefinitely in Tho clerk : office.
Best assortment az boys pants in the
city 10 be found at RUSSELL, Graham X
10.
ell on Carson at the Green Tree
when YOU want COED shave and hair
cut.
Mr \. \. piIlls, Of Jonesboro. WIS
ree stored at the Imperial last Satur.
Day
- To the Magnolia Saloon for fine
vtiskey and everything good in then
.tee.
Buy Il Wall Pocket for your news.
fapfrs magazines, etc, H. the News
stand.
Jim DeRositt went to Hot Springs
saturday night TO re:uperate his
health.
Mr, W NJ. Hill, of Lee county, was
genial and popular visitor III town
Monday.
The Forrest City times., 1904-01-15
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the ~ u1
Signature of 2zILn

W. p. Evans wants his customers
and the public generally to know thai
though he is considerably dishgured
he is still in the ring with fresh and
1lrSt-claSS groceries He will occupy
the R0llwage brick store room ON
west jackson street next door east of
II. ) AshS restaurant, and invites a
continuance of your liberal patronage.
ENens is Il hustler from who laid tbe
ciiunck, and it will take more than a
Diaze 10 put him out Of business.
From the many articles received the
past two weeks from various sources.
II Will be seen that Robert Sherman
and his excellent company, presenting
My Friend from Arkansaw." which
VIII be seen at the opera house. Satur
day night, January lGsh, 1904. is strict
ly hrst-claSs attraction, with more
originality aud novel features than any
other company that has yet visited us.
1t remains to be seen how they will be
appreciated.
The Forrest City times., 1904-01-15

ATr. p. B. Jones, Palestine, wss IN
town Monday and registered at the
Imperial.
The Forrest City times., 1904-01-15

Hardware in all It's variety. the best
and .argest stock IN the city, a. Russell,
Graham & Co.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-09-16

curing a corresponding readjustment
of the artificial leg to insure perfect
comfort in the wearing of it, So a
man would be likely to have two arti-
fetal legs, the second one to be worn
when the first was undergoing refltting
or repairs.
And some men have number of
legs. as they would have number of
suits of clothes and wear them as they
would the clothes at different times.
And an artificial leg is liable to mis-
hap. just as a natural leg is; it may
be run over. just as, perhaps. the or
iginal was, and man keeps dupli.
cate so as to be provided against such
a mishap or against any other.
MEN do about artificial limbs just as
they do about any other artificial aids.
One man wearing spectacles, for in,
stance, may have but a single pair, and
he may wear them long time, until
they wear out, regardless of any
change in his eyes; while another man
may provide himself at the outset with
one or more duplicate pairs for emer-
gencies, and he gets new spectacles
whenever his eyes seem to require
them, and so he accumulates specta-
cles; and it is just so with artificial
limbs
But with all these demands coming
to us from one source and another and
due to one and another cause, we do
not look for any increased demand due
to the Russc-Japanese war. New
York Sun
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-09-16
a Conversation.

The following delightful episode
took place on Sunday night just about
the time when every one wanted a
ticket. Two delightful feminine Great,
ures met by the rail, and exchanged
greetings, naturally. After they talk,
ed three minutes they went on like
this, meanwhile the awaiting line get
ting warmer under the collar
81 saw Henry last night. Goodby."
"Oh, did you? Goodby.
Eyes, he sent his love. Goodby."
"Well, that's nice. Goodby."
"He wants you to come over some
time. Goodby."
"Oh, how delightful. Goodby."
Four dozen more goodbys were pas
sed, and at last travelling man SHOW
ed them to one side,
disappearing brute!" was all that
one jostled damsel said, as she moved
away.
Needn't have been so impatient"
said the other. Besides, | had a lot
more to say to er.'-Jackson mich }
Patriot.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-09-16
Excommunicated Animals.

The Rhenish and Westphalian So
ciety of Popular Studies has just pub
lished in it's journal an interesting pa
per upon the subject of ecclesiastical
anathemas launched in the Middle
Ages against animals. These maledic-
tons did not relate to mischiefs al
ready done. but were in the nature of
a protection against evils to be appre-
hended, and were solely directed
against creatures considered mischiev-
GUS. Thus, in 1921, st. Bernard cursed
the mosquitoes as some insanity
Americans have done in more recent
times, and probably with just as little
effect. Even post-Reformation Protes-
tants sometimes had recourse to COM
minatory measures. as witness the
pastor of Dresden, who in 1859 cursed
the sDarrows for distracting his con-
gregation.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-09-16
COREAN WOMAN'S CLOAK.
Former King Decreed That She Wear
1t as Mark of Honor.

The dress of the Corean women is
very quaint Long voluminous white
cotton dresses reaching to the ankle
show baggy trousers underneath.
which, ending in slippers with up
turned toes. give them somewhat the
appearance of Turkish women. Over
the head is thrown long cloak gem
orally green. fastened under the chin,
the sleeves, through which the arms
are never passed, hanging down over
the shoulders. BY this cloak hangs
a tale historical and interesting.
Once upon a time King Of Corea
invited the officers of his army to a
banquet in the palace at Seoul, in COM
plete ignorance that a military con-
spiracy, aimed at his throne and life,
was afoot The consDirators, who were
among the guests, resolved to seize
their opportunity to murder the king
during the progress of the banquet. On
entering the palace the officers de-
posted their large military cloaks in
an ante-chamber and took their places
in the hall where the feast was spread,
waiting only a signal to fall on and
Stay their hosts.
But number of the women CT Seoul
had become acquainted with the con-
spiracy Loyal to their monarch and
unable to warn him in time they went
in body to the palace and gained adj
mittance into the ante-chamber. Seiz-
ing the officers cloaks, they entered
the banQueting hall unobserved; some,
stealing noiselessly up behind the Of
ficers as they sat at the feast, flung the
cloaks ever their heads and pinioned
them in the folds, while others ran to
the bewildered king, hurriedly warned
him of the plot, and spirited him safe
ly away before the baffled conspirators
could release themselves from the
grasp of their brave captors. In token
of his gratitude to his loyal female
subjects. the king decreed that in flu
ture the Corean women should wear
the military cloak thrown over their
heads as mark of honor.-Capt. Cas-
serly in Macmillan's Magazine.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-09-16
Thackeray at oxford.

In his posthumous book, recently
published, on English Literature and
Society in the Eighteenth Century,
the late Sir Leslie Stephen remarks
with great truth that poets and novel
lists might sometimes be surprised II
they could realize the small impress
sion they make upon the mass of the
population, and he instances the case
! of Thackeray, who, when at the height
Of his reputation he stood for Oxford,
found that his name was unknown
even to highly respectable constitu-
ents. The author of Vanity Fair"
they observed, was named John Bun
yam. According to contemporary &C
counts, to which probably some artis-
tic completeness was given, the novel
lists experience at OXford-Which is
said to have occurred, not when ne
was wooing the constituency, but
when he gave his lectures on "The
English Humorists"- much more
piquant. On being asked by the uni
yersity functionary, If he had written
anything, he replied that he was the
author of Vanity Fair" whereupon
this curious dialogue ensued: Il pre-
sumo a Dissenter-has that anything
to do with John Bunyan's book?' Not
exactly; I have also written 'Penden-
mis-. Never heard of those works;
but no doubt they are proper books"
II have also contributed to Punch"
'Punch!" exclaimed the university
official, Il have heard of that; is it
! not ribald publications."