The Forrest City times., 1904-05-06
LOCAL ADDENDA.

Rev. Geo l. Hancock will 20 to Pire Bluff next Monday 10 attend the church council Of the Diocese of Ar kansas. While there he will ba eX. amined for ordination. and on the last sunday ID thls month xill be ordained priesi la the Church of the Good shepherd Tn this city. at which time there will be present the Bishop and several visiting clergy.
 We fear ID contradiction when we ad. yeTtiss the fact that Ioe nere can YOU get better values CT better goods for the money, when you buy from our i'm mense stock Of Corsets. Hosiery. Half Hose. Collars, Ties. and Notions Our stock lS absolutely drst-c.aSs in every particular, and our prices as low as these goods can be sold by honest dealers. Sanders X Walker.
 .. r. McDaniel has I young tald eagle on exhibition in the rear Of his shop which Is attracting considerable attention, II was captured in St. Fran c!s bottom by Mir Erisman. Wlo IS hurting md trapping ln that section. NIT. ErlSman cGt d tree containing the nest with two young, and also captured the mother brd. but she and one ot the young biTds were injured and died.
 MT NJ. I. Thornton. of Pine B'ur ioadmaster 0t the Cotton Belt Railway from Iexarkaus. to Birds Point. was m tie city yesterday 70 vislt hls cd time friend. Mir. l. W Mallcry. Nil
 horuton will be remembered here AS The gentleman who put Tn the tracks on the square for the ChOctaw about five yeals ago. He is a genial gentle man and We were glad 10 meet him.
 Henry A Ahls'ed. aged about ,4 years, died "Wednesday at his late resi- dence. west Oi the L'Anguille River in i thls county. He IS better known by the name of Foster, having taken thai ! uaut sometime ago. on account of some trouble he lad in Mississippi. He is
 well connected in Memphis. and his re- mains were embalmed and shipped to that city by Stevens & Co under takers yesterday.
 The Chautauqua session at Boulder. Colorado, NIL be live weeks in length this year, and the quality of the pro gram Is to be eNceptlonallr good July i.h will be opening day as usual. Every evening will be crowded with suel attractions as Sam r. Jones. William \. tiuayle. the Chicago Gee Cub. Laurant. the Mag clan. Lou J. Beau chamP. and Rosaui, tue Juggler Music IS to be one Of the strongest features of the program and some of tbe very best voca. and instrumental talent in the country vi, appear.
 Ar. and Mrs. T. Milan. formerly the genial and popular landlord and
 hostess respectively, of the St. Francis Hciei, returned Monday from Nynue l. re;ake the hotel and It establish the splendid cuisine and patronage. which characterized their former manage. ment. Heretofore during their reign. The = Francis was one ot the best doI. jar a-daY hotels in Eastern Arkansas enjoyed very liberal patronage. and paid handsome dividend on tbe iB- Nestment. Recently, under sundrv proprietoTs. tue business has not pros. pered. NIT. and Mrs. Milan will en. oeaYor to regain its old time trade and promise 10 spare no means t8 give theiI patrons tie very best service and accommodation consistent with conserya. tive business principles. and d desire 10 give perfect satisfaction. When in town give them a cal. and We are sure Kou will ts treated eourteoasv well tet. and comfortably housed The Times we.ec mes NJ. and Mrs Ni.am as is neigbb0.s.