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The Forrest City times., 1908-01-24

The Cleaners of the BaHi.t -furz h @tH meet With MS. Rufus Faadraa .azt H3aeaay, dauaarE 3l. l919
 John Hopkins Gye#e4uaet he ex- c=-. sad in iaIe=t eI5F 9at.=# E. taz#rs. h has !. superior.
 IaE RENT Two uafaa..a5d raaWs fHr coab'e without children. App'9 E. Mrs ". ". saiutolt.
 HoH = F. Hinton, ol Wynuc. was n the citF SandaY a guest. of Mr. Arthur Bayie and other relatives
 Ne" iireof Slippers Patent Leatb- CT, Wei Kid, tahS and htaclls baauti- tql styieS=at The ! " Beck Co.
 Green-cut bone makes the chickens fat and lay. ny il, and buy il al . BrienS neat market. Phone 9l.
 Mrs. T N. Ramsey and son. Will liam, ot Memphis. arrived yesterday. and are guests of Mrs. |. E. Trice.
 Try q sack of White Cress Flour. and you will use no other. For sale by Fussell-Graham-Alderson Company.
 FOR SaLE-F Fifteen tons of Tim othy bay SeVentF-hye and ninety cents per hundred-at Madi,on--I G. Stern.
 Miss | ieet Kirby has been guest of her sister, Mrs r. E. East wood, at Charlottesville, Missouri, for several weeks.
 fuSSeil-eifaham-A \ ldersou Company are agents for the White Cress Flour, the best flour that comes to this market.
 Just received at the Newsstand an other full line of those Alger book! that the boys like So well Price only Poe
 Don't be selfish i you are satisfied that Old Nolmer Whiskey k the best tell your friends T. C. Folbre, .Ir, & Co. sell il,
 For the next thirty days The J W. Beck Go, will sell their entire line of clothing and oyercoats al whole sale plices.
 We have just received another big lot ut the very latest and most beau. titut graphophnnc records II ih, Newsstand
 bid you buy yuur overcoaJ yctI II not, now k the time. lo0 coats must 70, regardless of value The I W Beck Company.
 one car Wisconsin Triumph Sees Potatoes Call early as part of this car is already contracted for. Forrest tlty Grocer Co.
 \ good. almost new surrey iH goot condition for sale II a low price. Se' or address W r sanders. Forrest City. Arkansas.
 Mrs John Grobmyer went to os ceola the first of the week to atten' the Quinn-priyer wedding which Wa solemnized Wednesday evening il that city.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-24
There are others and we have them

There are others, and we have them but none equal to Old YanniSsee Once tried, always used. T. C. Folbre Jr. & Company.
 Jesse Moore Whistles are absolutely pure, and none are superior for family Use. See r C. Folbre, Jr.. x Com panY, sole agents.
 If you want to make your chickens lay more eggs, feed them some of that green-cut bone from O' O'Bricn's Meat Market Phone 9l.
 Miss Myrtle Davis returned Wed. neSday from Hugo. Oklahoma. where she visited Mrs. F.. C. Evans and Mrs. r. O. Duffy for a week.
 IT you have not bought y0Hr suit OF oyercoat be sure To see The j w.. Beck C0 They are offering WiI1te=a1e prices for the next thirty dass.
 Let us send yuu a sack ot Elect a8lr and fiji isn't the best flour y4u esrf had iH your kitchen, phone Us to ta>e II away. L. r. Rollwage x C..
 Try the celebrated John Hopkins E - AAHs#N h Ills n ifs NAf Hftf GH bar, or in case goods. exclusively h1 M. Collins. There k none better.
 Leon Isaacs Glucinum Piens. the best maae-NoS l0, li.4, a6, l.. la. 15. and dozen other popular numbers, just received at the Newsstand.
 Wash Burns has corn in the ear for sale Il his crib u his home pU tAe place known IS The lIaSlaF place. above Madison. Prices reasonable.
 We are closing out our line of La s3isa Dressing ,5aeI aes t4a iaEJ aud short Kimonas, 5t half rTEiar pEiee. fus,ei4-Gfaham-Aldcrsou Company.
 Tfe young men of thts eiEe gave q 3eiIzitfI dance at tfe s4tlaE FHt fE.t Hiett, aH.eazWas taat 1it-eu=
 t5=8 {zt5 ge.5E trs..t ef#zs. a aIc Ieur
 Hiss i38rteH-H Williams Ia1t= #ast week fJj Holly Grove, accompanying her sister. Mrs r +. Atkins. nee Ni4s Mabel. WIa had been visiting her parents here for several weeks.
 Oar Valentine stock this year will include several Dainty Books, espe- eia.ly appropriate for the occasion. In beautiful bindings Don't fai to see them l-andyoigt X Nadatin.
 Hon ]. W Moore, candidate for re- election 10 the General Assembly of Arkansas, was i'll town q couple of days last week looking after his fences. He paid Us pleasant call
 Misses Louise Gatling and Mary Joe pettus went 10 Memphis yester- day 10 hear Madam Calve, visit friends and do little shopping. They report a jolly time
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-24

The new "Dri-WeIla Sanitary Bat h Towels. sold in this city by the Fu>- seli-Graham-A lderson Company are in deeu luxury Call and see them and you will certainly not be without them.
 NIT j I fIawk.the real estate man. has III attractive advertisement ill this issue, and always has ] few good bargains. See him if you have any thing to sell or want to buy a farm or home
 our caal bins have just been filled with q splendid lot of coal. Price very reasonable. Phone your order 10 No. IFS, Forrest City Gin Co, better known as the Red Gin. James Wolfe. Manager.
 Mir. Charley Buford k able To be out again after being quite sick for several days. Nr Bard Nichols has been act ing i'll his stead as clerk at the Ma riOu in the meantime. and right well did i'll the position.
 X big lot of the brightest aud pret- tieSt eolor> !ou eFer saw ill crepe tis- sue paper, just received at the News stand Also in decorated crepe tissue. it is q perfect treat to look al this stock it k 10 pretty.
 r. tis.eNpetted that the Rev. F. \. Cullen. who has recently accepted the rectorship If St. Andrews Church. Mariauna. will preach at the Church of the Good Shepherd next sunday morning and evening.
 We make l speciality of Old Yau- Hissee Whisky. It is mellow with age, and leaves no headache. Try it and be convinced. It is the best whisky OH the Forrest City market. T. (. Folbre. IT. X Company
 The swellest line of papeteries boxed papers and envelopes ever shipped into Forrest City may be seen al che Newsstand. Prices way down and quality exquisite The hoxes alone are worth the price asked
 For the next thirty days am going tu sell my entire stock of dry and dress goods and shoes at special prices. There Will be | sweeping re- duction iu everything in these lines in my store. and this will give you an opportunity 10 supply your needs for less money han ever before. l mean bu~ine~~. Come and see. N. r. san der-.
 Br.J.E. BLACKS MAGNETfe EYE WATER painless. AaraIez-. contains no poison. aud wiil carc any ease of sors eyes in the world. For sale and guaranteed bY all drug uists. Manufactured by J. k. BLACK MEDICINE co. kf.A- NIT. MO.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-24
Banquet and Dance.

Oseeola Ark. Jan IS. Thursday evening al the Hotel Bealle banquet and dance Wds given by the young men of the bridal party To Miss Ida Mae Driver and Edward Lawson Quinn, who will be married III this city next Wednesday afternoon at the Baptist church. Only the members Of the brida party and the immediate relatives were in attendance. \ de lightful menu of tye courses was sery- ed by Manager Hill. of the Hotel Bealle, covers being laid for thirty people. Busby's orchestra of Mem phi-. furnished the music for the oe- casion and dancing was iudulged in until late hour. Commercial Ap- peal sunday January l0.
 Mis- Driver, the h0uoree of the above mentioned delightful affair. is quite well known here, having visited our city on several occasions, and has a host of friends here. who join with lhc Times in congratulations Ior tbe young couple. and the hope tHJf their voyage through life may cad through pleasant places. and be l6ue. happy and prosperous.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-24
siirs1rols -Wednesdav ntght

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 Take yourpearlst Mrs. WarshaFsb5
 Elect Flour 2. '. Holiwaec & Ca.
 Barlow < Wilson's NiHstfEls We'd rcsggy night. Insure yqar lgsHsrfg "irla Taylor. KHieht& =.
 Hr. u Hughes, If E -aes. Was ia ]. the city Tuesday. Don't forget the NiHslfeI- next s \ ednesday night.
 Mr r. F. Word, Of Mariama. was $ in town Wednesday.
 New Spring line of Slippers al The J ". Beck Company.
 One car Lily White Lime for sale by < Forrest City Grocer Go, # Quincy Adams Sawyer at opera house tomorrow night,
 59cases ofnewest styles Slippers just arrived at The ]. ". Beck Company. Several of the latest copyrighted novels just received at the Newsstand.
 loo Oyercoats 10 close out, less than wholesale prices The ]. W. Beck Co.
 Miss Minnie allen, of Pine Bluff. WAS registered at the Marion Wcdnes. day.
 Mrs \ Becker went to Memphi, :, . to hear Madame Calye and to visit s friends.
 NIT. and Mrs F C. Sutton, of Mari anna, Were registered at the Marion Tuesday.
 The best in town-Old Yannissee- al the Magnolia, T. c. Folbre, IF. X @Company.
 Don't forget tbat W. have an ex- quisite line of Wall Pockets at the E Newsstand Just received barrel of fine New k Sauer kraut al o' o'Brien's meat \ market Phone 4i Mir. Johnnie Mallory, salesman with q W. T. Sanders, was on the sick list N several days last week. q For Sewer Pipe and Fittings # also Well Filing, see 1. P. Nc < Daniel, the Plumber. # If you want to witness a really first @ @elass play, go 10 see QaincH Adams # sawyer tomorrow night.
 See Weier for all kinds of concrete # work, grate and tile setting. All # work done on short notice Ii
 Mf W B Fletcher. of near Colt. # was i'll the city on business and ming # ling with friends Tuesday.
 Mr John Webb, of Becks. has beer N lh town several days on buissnesS Z and mingling with friends s2 Miss Ethel Allen of Marianna, has H been visiting relatives and friends iu z town several days this week. # One car Sunilover Cement. conceded ~ the best grade of cement on the mar @ ket. Forrest City Grocer Co.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-24

Mir. F. NJ. Pipsin and NIT. Joe Myers, of Tuttleton, were in town ! Thursday on business and noinCling with their many friends They gave us an appreciative call and have our thanks for substantial fayors. We have an odd thing in paper nap ] kins. They come already folded in | the shape of birds. animals and gro tesque figures They come ten or twelve to package, and retail at Ice. 1 Ask to see them. Newsstand.
 LOST "A letter from Mir. F. T. Oliver, addressed to The Times or to LaHdvoigt X Nadakin, and contain ing check for : 50 far his suhscrlp- tion 10 The Times for DOS Return 10 this office and receive reward Landvoigt X Nadgkiu.
 Capt. N. Collins. genial proprietor If the WbitH Ef HtaHt, has b-eh ra the sick list recently. aHd Nas eaG.aad te i.s f1eW at his home IT AEluc taf SeyerH days laSt week. We ate glad to note Lat he i, atla tu be II t.s place ef business again
 r yaa want jug af good whisky Voc rau gel it II the Magnolia Saloon. "hefe there is a great variety 0f brands at prices lo suit. AisU wines. braudies. minerai waters. bottle and kee beers etc. Call anu see US. T (. EOibre. IT. X Company.
 Our ladies underwear de. partmeut k complete and We are making prices ED low that everyone sheuld take aaVdt- tafa al hem Becker < Lewis
 Nf Geo. P Walker. president of JAeJ N. Beck Company, has been quite sick since Saturday with the ef5H sad confined ta t#- reH. We aro glad ta know that .Ha W= aH.e 1a st uH sF. aE IzlEa ia ..z e1an=te euttr F. restore3 hl- a-ua# good health and zl ifits.
 Mrs. |. c. Horne. mother of Ms. Robert L. Battas. arrived the city Monday ou a visit and is q guest in the lovely home of her daughter Sue has been visiting another daughter iu Memphis fer a month, aHd her home k in BghaHa. Many old friends are delighted to see her again, and iopk- ing so well.
 X new eranitoid sidewalk k heing laid in the alley alongside of N E. Nelson & Company's saloon, and will be extended through from Washing ton to R0sser This alley IS ene If the most used by pedestrians in the city. IL leads Io the city hall and calaboose, and Is a short cut through which scores of people use. and they will welcome the walk, especially in muddy seasons.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-24
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought slsna,s1s ssass 'es of &HzZzza:

Our white goods sale is to continued throughout this month Our prices are con. Siderably lower than usual. So buy HOW for future needs. Becker X Lewis.
 rAe Boone Cash Store is the style of new firm al Palestine which has purchased the stock of general mer- chandise and business Of Mr W. l. Boone, of that city. They have 0uI thanks for all order for circulars ad- vertising d great Clearing Sale, in which they offer their complete line at remarkably low prices
 Mr. Elmer Fondren. genial sales. man with Capt. Collins, spent several days at Wynne this week on q visit to his mother and other relatives and numerous friends. and on business returning yesterday morning. Elmer k Il most genial and pleasant gentle man. and has made many friends here during the short while he has been in Forrest City.
 Mr. and Mr.. Al I.eWiuS, of Nap vile are guests al the Marion Mr LeWin> has accepted situation as saw tiler with the Forrest City Manu- featuring Company and We extend them d cordial welcome. He will also have charge of the saws at the box factory They have rented one of the l. r. sanders cottages. in the west end, and will go to housekeeping as soon as their goods arrive.
 Mr. Harry \. Pharr, consulting en- giueer for the Bridge Commisners tel ephoned from Memphis yesterday to Capt. MerWin, to have the Commis- Sioner> meet hiis at the Court house to day with the representative of the Virginia Bridge X Iron CompanY,Who k here to sign the Contract and pres ent their bond for the faithful carry ing out of same i'll the uatter of erecting the steel bridge over the St. Francis river al Madison. The matter was pr0mpiY attended To. the cun- tract has been signed, their check for Sloaa returned to them. and theY @lll proceed at once with the prelimina- ries, placing orders for material. etc. and actual work will be begun in the neaf future When completed if Nili mark new era iH the history ot Madison and the prosperity uf ali The adjacent country
Cañon City record., 1908-08-27
BIG ORDER FILLED
SATURDAY FOR
GROUND MICA

C. A. Beghtol of the Canon Mica
Mills & Mining company on Saturday
received an order from a large man
ufacturing firm in Porter, Indiana, for
three car loads of ground mica, which
is, perhaps, the biggest commission of
the kind ever awarded in this state.
The market for ground mica is prac-
tically inexhaustible as new uses for it
are constantly found in the industrial
arts. Aside from paint pigments.
making wall paper coloring. axle
grease and a score of other things 1t
is used as an adulterant for asbestos.
1t is really a better non-conductor of
heat than asbestos. but 1t Is only re-
Gently that it has been in demand on
that account by American manufac-
turers. There is said to be more ma
tive mica in Fremont county than in
any similar area in the United States.
Douglas w. Sterritt of Washington,
D. c., general field man for the United
States geological survey upon the mat
ter of mica and gem stones, was a
visitor here last week and made a
comprehensive investigation OF the
mica deposits in the vicinity OF Can
on City with the most gratifying re-
suits. He says the territory about
Canon City is particularly interesting
to the geologist. especially in his line
of research. Mr.. Sterritt gave it as
his opinion that the mica industry
here would become of considerable i'm
portance within few years and would
contribute it's share to the general
prosperity.
Cañon City record., 1908-08-27
JUDGE BAILEY WILL DENY
PETITION FOR RECEIvERSHIP
Addresses Letter to Attorneys Employees In Famoos on
Case Foreshadowing Formal Order of the Cosrt
tobe Delivered oon-Soggests that Rem
edy Lies In Injunction Proceedings

Judge Morton 8. Bailey Of the Ere
mont county district court Monday
mailed letters to all attorneys Of
record connected with the suit of ia
cob Wallace of Florence in which ap-
plication is made for a receiver for
the Inland Oil and Refining company
of Boulder and the United OIL COM
pany of Florence as follows:
Ny Dear Sir: Referring to the re-
cent hearing had before me in the
case OF Wallace against Samuel F..
Rathvon and others. pending in the
district court here, l beg to advise
as follows:
First. conclude that plaintiff has
right to maintain this suit as a
stockholder. on behalf Of himself and
OF others like situate, the suit being
In effect one by the United company
for the protection and benefit of its
stockholders.
Second. 1 am unable to bring my
self to believe that 1t can possibly be
in the interest of the general stock
holders OF the United Company to
place its property, at this time at
least in the hands OF a receiver. Hav-
ing reference now to the Inland COM
pany. under the authority OF the peo-
pie against the District Court in 33
Colorado. in the present state OF the
pleadings, clearly no receiver can be
now properly appointed for Its prop
erty. AS yet. so far as this defendant
Is concerned. there is no fact issue
presented, but merely one OF law. To
accord to plaintiff this particular re-
lief at this time would be In effect to
practically determine the main Ques-
ton here involved. to-wit. the owner
ship OF the Inland company. in ad-
vance OF a full hearing. and this too,
before answer by that company. either
for itself as such. or on behalf of its
various stockholders.
Third, the property rights OF all in
Interest can best protected and pre-
served by Injunction, pending the an
nual stockholders meetings Of respec-
tive companies. particularly that OF
Cañon City record., 1908-08-27
A GREAT DEAL OF INTEREST
IS CANON CITY PROPERTY

A great many inquiries are being re-
ceived by real estate agents from non
residents in relation to the price Of
property in the Canon City district
and it is probable that large number
of transfers will be made within the
next few months. During the recent
panic there was comparatively little
request for property here by out
siders, but since the tide of prosperity
has set in the demand for 1t has re-
turned and is likely to become keener
for several months to come. The Sec
retary OF the Canon City Merchants
association has several letters on file
from people in the eastern states ask
ing about the value and products of
the land in this district. and the same
is true OF all of the realty dealers In
town. There are a great many in the
Mississippi valley and the states to
the eastward that are interested in ir-
rigation and express themselves as de-
sirous of moving into a locality where
gardening and agriculture is not
wholly dependent upon the rainfall
for its success. Canon City and its
suburban property is an excellent in
vestment at all times. and particularly
so at present. The indications are that
there will be a brisk demand for It
during the next twelve months.
Cañon City record., 1908-08-27
THINKS WELL OF COM
PANY'S MARBLE QUARREES

l.. E Thurlow of Boston, Mass, Is
here as the representative Of the See
ina Marble company of that city.
which for several years has owned the
quarries on the J. F. Fowler place,
near the Twin mountains. six or sew
en- miles northwest of town. Mr..
Thurlow drove out to the company's
property this morning and made an
inspection of the surroundings. the
result Of which he will report to the
stockholders on his return to Boston.
Mr.. Thurlow expresses himself as
being greatly surprised with the ex-
tent of the marble deposit and the ex-
cellent character of the stone. Il IL
more than possible that in conse-
quence of Mr.. Thurlow's investigs-
tions here the company may develop
its property and thereby establish an
Industry here OF considerable magni-
tude
Cañon City record., 1908-08-27
PORTLAND BRIDGE AP-
PROVED BY BUILDERS

Deputy State Engineer Houston,
together with the county commits
sioners, have made a final inspection
of the concrete arch over the Arkan-
sas river at Portland. The bridge was
approved and officially accepted.
Upon the recommendation of the en-
gineers office the state will pay over
$4,000 appropriated for this purpose.
Fremont county's share Is about
$4,000 and the Portland Cement Com
pany bears about $4,000. Thus the
total cost OF the structure is approx
mately $4,000.
This is another one of the substan-
tial improvements constantly being
made around Florence. 1t was a
much needed one and is a credit to its
builders. 1t opens for convenient
travel a much shorter and better road
to the new cement manufacturing
town of Concrete. and will be of much
benefit to this city and Portland
Florence Tribune.
Cañon City record., 1908-08-27
Twin Lakes Miner.

The midsummer meeting of the
State Editorial Association was held
this week at Canon City and business
of unusual interest was transacted.
The people of Canon are surely roy
al entertainers and for long time
to come will leave in the mind of the
visitors a pleasant remembrance of
the hospitality and kindness displayed
by young and old. 1t was surprising
how quickly the time passed with
meetings, visit to the penitentiary.
special trip through the Royal Gorge,
Skyline and other drives and ban
quoting.
Canon City of today is a typical
western town, settled by progressive
and enterprising men, of the kind
that build up empires. No where in
the state is there to be found a clean
er city both morally and physically,
with hHttcr homes. churches and
schools It contains over 1000 inhab-
G. and Santa Fe railroads, also is con-
nected by another line with the gold
camps of Teller county
The town boasts of good water
works; gas, electric lights; f1rst-class
hotels, fine public buildings, ten
churches, nine school houses, and in
the near vicinity, coal mines, smelters
and factories.
The scenery is unexcelled and sew
eral unique features makes the dis
trict unusually attractive to the tour
ist. To the west of the town is high
ridge, on the top of it has been cut
a driveway, large enough for two
teams to pass. This Skyline drive is
over 600 feet high and presents a fine
view of the valley and surrounding
mountains. The town is situated near
the Royal Gorge. which is undoubtedly
one of the great showplaces of the
country that congress has turned in
to a national park, comprising several
miles of rugged mountains and deep
chasms.
A drive through the suburbs and in
the country proves that Canon City
with her fertile soil and unsurpassed
climate produces the finest of fruit
and crops and offers an abode worthy
OF the golden age.
Cañon City record., 1908-08-27
RUSS SARTOR HONE FROM
TWO MONTHS' OUTING

Mr.. and Mrs. Russ Sartor have re-
turned to town after an outing Of
nearly two months in the mountains.
the first few weeks of which was spent
at Hermit Lakes and the remainder Of
the time at Hero on the Gunnison.
Mr.. Sartor returns home with q gain
of seven pounds to his credit and de-
lightful recollections Of his vacation
and will take up the management Of
his business with renewed vigor and
activity. Mr.. Sartor has been in ex-
lie since he came back. but 1t was for
the purpose of getting his whiskers
rubbed of. fine crop Of which he
developed during his absence. He Is
again back at the old stand doing bus
iness as usual and where he Is always
glad to see his friends.