The Forrest City times., 1904-10-21

WGdT TOT lhll dUu WIutcl wal JuSt IC- ceived. Look them over and get my prices before you buy, and you will be convinced that my prices are the low est on good goods. Yours for cash,
 A. l.. GRADY.
 MT. Edgar r. Taylor sold the Has, lay plantation, in the bottom, to Wash Burnes, progressive negro farmer, this week, for a consideration of S5, 800. Burnes has other valuable property in the bottom and is prospering. This is an example of thrift and prosperity which his colored brethren generally should emulate.
 Do you like good cup of coffee, or would you just as soon have the same old cheap stuff that you have been drinking? If you want the good kind, Evans, the Grocer, has what you are looking for. A trial will convince you that it pays to buy High. Price Gro ceries of the only exclusive dealer in town-W. r. Evans.
 MT. John w. Naylor has a regular cotton train from his plantation to For rest City, consisting of five wagons, which make twotrips day, each haul ing about 2000 pounds of seed cotton. It s Il sight good for the eyes to watch the uarade as it goes through town. He has a pair of very fine young mules of which he i, justly proud, and they are the leaders.
 Becker & Lewis opening last Mon- day was d great success in every way, and crowds of ladies and many gentle men attended during the day. They certainly have a pretty store and an immense stock. and then the handsome advertising matter winch was execu- ted at this office and sent out bv mail and through the columns of The Times was very attractive.
 A nice dress skirt is always source of pride and satisfaction, if you get the kind that sets inst right and fits the form. Russell, Graham & Co. have q specially nice line of ladies skirts and underskirtS, winch have an air of fash ion and distinction about them that pleases everybody. Let them sell you one that will let you enjoy every tenet of good taste, and not hit your pocket book too hard. Call early and see the entire line and get first choice of a great variety of colOrs and fabrics.
 Pay less and you will not get the quality. There are no Clothes just as good as ours for less money. It's impos- sible, for our prices are rock bottom The same IS true of our Shoes and Hats. Buying cheap does not mean any advantage unless the article bought is If good quality. We stake our reputa- ton on the quality and guarantee the plee to be as low as such quality eau he had. Just come and take a look through onr great stock of Clothing. Hats and Shoes. BRANDON X BAUGH
 Quality high. Prices low That's the double impression yoI get as you look about our store. Not in any one de partment, but all the way through. This IS most emphatically true in our 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 X Baugh.
 Relatives and many close friends of the family have been shocked to learn of the death of Mrs. Wm. P Mason, which sad event occurred "Wednesday at Alamogorda, New Mexico, where she had been sojouTning for several months, hoping to get relief of the ge- nial climate for pulmonary troubles Her husband has been constantly at her bedside, and it will be remembered that Miss Mary Mason was with her for several weeks during the summer. The precious remains have been ship ped and are expected to arrive in Mem phlS tomorrow. The funeral will take place immediately upon arrival of the remains, and 1t is probable that several relatives of the sorrowing husband will go over from this place to attend the funeral. She leaves husband and one child, Wm. Chase, a boy. aged years. the latter for several weeks having been here with bis grandma and aunties The bereaved have the sympathy of many friends here, and The Times of fers it's condolences. s.