The Forrest City times., 1904-09-09

Nr. 2. Jackson. of H. Springs. reg
iStered at The Hotel \. fraucis tins
week.
Miss Leila Whitfield all little br0'h.
er, Hampton d Wynne. are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Milan.
Mr. Rhoaas, of Colliervile. Tenn.
is registered al the Hotel ST. Francis
this week
Mr. aud Mrs Turpe returned ffom
Hot Springs Sdturddy,nlKht. Mrs Tuls
pie Ill being for several days at the H..
tel st. Francis before returning to the
country.
Mr.. IL. I. Upton. oil Dyersbnrq
Tenn, has accepted POSITION with
Messrs Brandon " Bduei aud arrived
in the city Monday. He Is "a brother
of Hon. J II Upton. Of this city. AMI
The Times extends bin cordial greet
ing.
Mr.. Charles Taylor, formerly Of this
city, and more recently of Wynne. has
returned to Forrest City and accepted
a situation with Capt Geo. NJ Head
at the Electric Light plant Mrs. Tay-
I'd, and they will board with Mrs \.
arbrough.
Last Saturday afternoon death claiu-
ed a. It's victim, Rachel the sweet little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles q
Weir. The little one was i'll but few
hours, with congestion OF the brain.
The remains were LAID To rest Sunday
IN the Forrest City cemetery. The
Times joins i'll sympathy for the be
reayed family.
We are sole agents for Heath Y
Mlllegan and Hammer Paint. Every
| bucket guaranteed. Sold under five
| year guarantee. We also carry all colors
in oil. Raw and Boiled Linseed o.
at soc per gallon. Railway and Col
! lus leads the two that leads
| Brushes of all kinds PaslaY Il John.
| son.
Don be deceived or carried away b.
the extravagant language of other ad
yertiSers, but GO to j w Beck Il Co
when you want the best goods at the
lowest prices. They have a splendid
complete stock of general merchandise.
and are sure to please you IN the quail
ty of their goods and the very reas0nas
ble prices.
The Iron Mountain is now running
semi weekly coach excursion to II
Louis at $3.50 for the round trip, g0od
for seven days. The dates of sales FOR
these excursions are August II, 20 and
%, aud September , Coach excursions
will be sold sold September 1, II, -
and %. See w. 5. Durburow, or near
est agent.
Miss Irene Freeman is at home again
after vacation of several weeks in
New York City. She gave us pleas
ant call yesterday In the interest OF the
public schools and is very enthusiastic
IN her desire that Forrest CITY should
not let her schools go delinquent. II
there is no free school, Miss Freeman
viii teach private school.
1t is estimated and publi,he in the re.
port OF the Commercial National Bank
of Chicago, that the acreage Of corn in
st Francis county is 20 per cent and
cotton 80 per cent greater than last
wear; that the banks are in good CON
fitiOn and will need Sl50 900 to $500
100 in currency TO move the crops; far
mers prosperous; business conditions
outlook and collections good. This is
very close TO the facts.
Pay less and you will not get the
quality. There are no Clothes just a.
roOd as ours for less money. It's impos-
eible, 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
II good quality. We stake our reputa-
ion on the quality and guarantee the
uIice to be as low as such quality can
be had. Just come ana take look
through our great stock of Clothing.
Hats and Shoes BRANDON 4 BAUGu
f. l.. Nadakin and daughter Dora.
returned from st. Louis Sunday. They
~ joyed the Fair several DAYS, and Mr..
Vadakin bought the biggest and pref
tiest line of Books, Albums, Bric-a-
brac, Games, Desk Supplies, Calendars
Wall Pockets, Christmas Cards, Musi-
cal instruments, Dolls. Mirrors, Bias
kets. Papeteries, and general line of
staples and holiday goods. ever brought
10 Forrest City When these goods ar.
i've, We want all to come and see then
This purchase exceeds in amount an0
beauty anything We have ever attempt.
ed.
Rev. J. w. Harper, Of Palestine, anu
Mrs. Della G. Caldwell, OF kerrville.
! Tenn, were quietly married in Mem
| phs at the courthouse, Aug. 9th. Il
| bit of romance is connected with this
marriage. The bride advertised in
matrimonial paper for correspondent,
Mr.. Harper answered the ad. some
time in the middle OF July, and so rapid
was the work of that little god Cupid
that the parties met in Memphis or
August DIST, and were married on the
24th. Mr and Mrs Harper will visit
in Palestine short time and then re-
turn to Kerrville their future home
The bride is highly ACCOMPLISHED lady
and worthy of the love OF the man she
has chosen. Mr. Harper is we'll known
all over Eastern Arkansas, and no
doubt will prove himself worthy of the
prize he has captured in the matrimo-
nial lottery. May they march happily
through life 10 the sweet strains Of lit