The Forrest City times., 1909-06-25

Through INSTRUMENTATION The Times
last week said Miss 5. W. Newman.
Instead Of Mrs. ). W Newman. in
mentioning the lady who presides at
the piano a. the New Imperial
Theater We sincerely regret the
error.
Max Yofie will announce great
Fourth Of July Sale next week. which
will eclipse any thing Of the kind ever
offered In this city. Watch this paper
closely for his quotations. Prices will
b. slaughtered without mercy. and
every thing in his mammoth store
will be cut and slashed to close out all
simmer goods in order TO make room
for a big new fall stock. UQtil July
4th, Calico will continue at 4epsnd 4ic
Per yard. Call and see him. and
watch for his ad next week.
If its anything In shoes that you
need for yourself or any member Of
your family, bring your feet 10 our
store and We will certainly lit them
most comfortably with Just such
shoe or slipper as you like. We have
our complete immense new spring
stock of all kinds OF shoes, slippers,
etc, and want TO show them TO you.
We have the Walkover line. the Ham,
ilton- Brown line and the Duttenhofer
line. These are the best there is. and
we invite your trade. Fussell-Gra-
hama lderson Company.
The North-End Sluggers played
match game of ball with the South
End Sluggers Thursday afternoon, re-
sulting in victory for the South
Enders by icore Of 10 10 0. Follow
ing is the lineup: South End-Othel-
10 Nc Dougal, c; Marshall Reed, p:
Bob Swan, SIS: sJoseph Levy, ID: Jean
Folbre, %, Fred Stout. 80: Tom Swan,
CT Gerald Folbre, RI: John Swan, If.
North End Bedford Hamilton. C:
jim Scott. p: Marvin Norfeet. SIS: En-
nest Neel, ID: Albert Waterman. 20.
Earl Montgomery. SD: Sturgeon Neel,
CT: Talmage Neel, II: Morton Nee, If.
\ Times man paid a visit TO the
Planters Gin Monday afternoon. and
found manager Boyle rejoicing over
the installation Of a new Monarch
grist mill which had just been put in.
The mill is Of new pattern, and
makes an exceptionally fine grade OF
meal. Mr.. Boyle informs Us that he
Is now ready 10 serve the public with
fresh ground meal, either grinding for
toll or selling the meal direct TO the
customers. The mill makes as fine meal
"a can be bought anywhere Give it
trial.
The Cleaners Of the Baptist church
will have street fair On tie street
In front Of tie Geo. B. Pettus, the
Pearson, and Mrs. Mannings and
other residences in the west part Of
town next Tuesday night for the bene-
tit OF the building fund There viii
be confetti, tin horns, music by the
band, Mexican, GYPSY, japanese and
! other booths, and the children NAV
expect a camel for their amusement.
There viii he lots Of fun fer every body.
young and old. and a great crowd is
expected. Don't miss it. unless you
want TO miss the biggest event Of the
season.
Mr.. Walter W. Raney, of McCrory,
was in the city last week on business
Mr.. Raney was until recently the ed
it0r and publisher Of the Woodruff
County News. He had bt en- spending
the week in Memphis taking in The
reunion, and stopped over here in tie
interest Of his candidacy for the posi-
ton Of director # the census for this
district, position which, We under
stand, is 10 be given out by Senator jeff
Davis. The gentleman carried anum-
erously signed petition recommending
him for that position, and added quite
bunch of signatures here. We wish
him success.
Mr.. j. f. Doherty, of Newport. was
in the city last Friday and part Of
Saturday, guest of his sister-in-law.
Mrs. f. Boyle, and was mingling and
shaking hands with his numerous old
friends and acquaintances Nj.
Doherty was fresh from the Arkansas
Travellers gathering at Pine Bluff,
and was exhibiting with much pride
a handsome massive silver loving cup,
which had been p'osented to him by
the citizens Of Zine Bluff and the
Travellers on 5une 8. The cup stands
about l2-inches high, is deliberately
decorated and inscribed as follows:
Presented by the citizens of Pine
Bluff and The Arkansas Travellers TO
the Best Known Man in the State
j. r. DOherty." Mr.. Doherty is Just
~ proud Of this testimonial 10 his
popularity. He left Saturday morn
ing for his home in Newport.
A negro man claiming Kansas City
as his home was arrested Yesterday
morning, charged with breaking into
and robbing the express Office at
Madison The negro was arrested be-
tween Madison and Widener by a col
ofed section foreman, Reeves by
name, who VAS compelled TO shoot
him before he would submit. Special
Agent Clary. Of the c., +. l. & Z.
Ry., came over from Little Rock and
brought the prisoner here and placed
him in jail. He was shot in the
breast the ball grazing the bone and
coming out through the re. hy part of
arm. He refused 10 give ms name 10
the authorities. but il is said he told
some Of the inmates Of the jail that il
was J. +. Jones. II is thought that
he Is the party who has been CON-
hitting several burglaries along the
Rock Island lately.
A Thrilling Rescue.
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