The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19

r. L. Gray, of ColItrvIIir, Tepnes see, and well and favOrably known iu this county, where he has had real est ate interests for several years, died Iast week.
 Judge R. v. Nichols, Hon. F E. Sliger, of Helena, and Hon. Jacob Shaul, of Maiianna, were ID town ihls morning enroute home from Pine Blun where they had been on business,
 Mr. l.. Rollwage, who has been snf feriDg for some time with hls thloat went to Memphis yesterday morning for uea'mentc and probably took Tn the Ben Hur performance last night.
 Highest cash price paid for Hides and Furs of all description. Office three doors below Times office. Sluth side of Choctaw railroad. Head X Go. Fur Dealers, Forrest City, Arkansas.
 Ladies. when you buy your Spring costume, buy where you can get trim mings, Innings, buttons, etc to match Brandon X Baugh have these and can save your running from store to store
 I am showing nice line of Suitings, Madras, Ginghams, and Percales, H. fhe new styles for spring and summer Iear. Give me a call. 1 want your trade. Yours Respectfully, A, l.. Grady.
 Don't forget that A. l. Grady is al- ways in line with t.ie best and fresh est groceries in town, with prices the lowest-qua'ity considered. Fry hlm fHulanhnna 12l Erpa HA livery.
 A jury was impaneled Monday to consider the sanity of an unfortunate man in jail, but on assembling 1t was decided to postpone the investigation as it was ascerlained that the man was improving
 Two new graphophOnes have just been received at the Newsstand. A 80 | lot of new records We have the only II inch records ever brought 10 this town We can ssli you phone from S3 50 up.
 To make room for our large Spring Stock, we will have another sale Mon day. At this time we will close oul our entire stock of Haudkerchiefs and
 
 and only on Monday.
 The Country Kid" held the boards at the Opera House last Monday niehf to very fair audience While not up to the historic merits of Ben Hur, there was whole lot of fun in il, and the audience were well pleased.
 Mir. and Mrs. John w. Naylor, MT and Mrs $ B. Trapp. ir., Mrs. J E Stone, Mr. J l.. Scott, Mr. D. E II : shall, and MT. and Mrs. Vadakin went to Memphis Monday morning on busi ness, and to take Tn Ben-Hur
 The residence of B. F. Baxter, abonl one mile east of town, was destroyed d by fire Monday morning. at 9 o'clock The fire originated from a stove pipe, and before anything could be done, the house and contents were destroyed.
 LOsT-On the streets of Forrest City one black morocco back pocket ledger on Saturday Jan. 30, 1901. Finder will please return Becker & Lewis same and get a reasonable reward.
 If. l.. 0. MCDANIEL.
 Prof. J E Williams, of DeN s Buff, was in town 4 couple of days this week visiting relatives and friends and was a guest Ot his daughter, Mrs Homer FulDrp. He gave us a pleasant call, and says he IS getting along nicely with his work.
 We have just received a shipment of deadening ttl', ready made roofing and rosin side sheating paper Paper yont room with rosln side paper-cool In IlY,nT1 nOA in tar one half your fuel bill. Paslay X Joha- son.
 Lenten Services began last Wedne,- day at the Church of the c pod Shep. herd and will continue until Etster Time of service every afternoon at 4:30 except Saturday. Every badv is invlt. ed 10 he present and jon i'll the VOL ship.
 The best physic. "Oace tried and you will always use Chamberlain : stomach and Liver Tablets, says w. liam A Girard, Pease, Vt. These tab lets are the most prompt, most pleasant reliable cathartc ln use. For sale by J. T. Sanders.
 We serve the very best of wines, li- quors and cigars over eur bar, and treat every person alike. We apprt- ciate Nour trade, anG will eXterd reasonable courtesy to those who ca Ily our EggHog and Tom and JeIIY. T. C. FoOre Jr, X Go.
 Just opened-'he prettjest line of I4dles' Dress SHlrts eyer shown Iu Forrest Cly, all the latest styles and patterns ranging in prlcp from Sl 50 la SS 50 Cld aud examine them brtare they have been picked oyer. Yours for Low Prices. \. l. Grady.
 We inadvertently failed to mention the visit last week of our friend Nr John NJ II nts of Memphis. He Was here on b S Gess connected with tte Cotton Exchange He looked in upon us, ard hs cherry greeting and genial smile WAS much appreciated ray of sunshine.
 At meeting of the city council last Tuesday night A resolution was adept