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The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03

A fine, fresh stock of after-dinner hints in white, and pink and green cOlors, has just been received at the City Grocery. W. L. Lawrence, phone 24S.
 Mrs. John Sipf has been spending the greater part of this week with her sister, Mrs. Alb. Sanderlin, of three miles north of town, that lady being quite ill
 Roadmaster B. c. Metcalfe, of this division of the C., R. l. SJ r. R. R.. was in the city several hours Monday. looking after his part of the roads S interests.
 Mrs. Lizzie Williams, of Elizabeth town, H., arrived in the city the first of the week to visit several weeks with her son, MT. John NJ Williams. and family.
 A carload of Texas Red Rust Proof Seed Oats just received and offered for sale by The GrObmyer Lumber & Feed Company
 FOR SALE-DNelling and two ten ant houses on l0t facing south lso feet on Ash street. adjoining J r. Sanders on west. Address Chas R. Mathis, Dothan, Ala.
 MT. Guy Johnson, of Marianna, was in the city Tuesday on business. The gentleman is the county surveyor of Lee county, and was up here engaged in plating lots in the old fair grounds which has lately been purchased by Rolfe, & Williams, and which is in- tended to be opened as a subdivision.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03
EWART- MARSHALL LUMBER co.

Misses Pearl and Elizabeth Davis went over to Memphis Monday to spend the day visiting relatives and taking in the sights, returning the same evening
 Miss Lillie O'Daniel, the popular and efficient chief operator at the s. W. T. & T. Company's local exchange, visited home folk in Marianna Sun day afternoon.
 This extremely beautiful weather is unreasonable and we know not what it portendS. Let us hope that the fruit may not be killed and that it may continue mild.
 Assessor John ". Hall came over Monday from his home on the classic shores of Burnt Cane, and spent few hours in the city on business and mingling with friends
 MT L. B. Jones, merchant prince. of Madison, was business visitor in the city Monday, and stayed over to at tend a meeting of Geo P Taylor Lodge No. l96, L c. O. F.
 Mir. B. L. Butler has accepted sit. uation with c Brien & Haven. and en- tered upon his duties on the first. He will be glad to have all of his friends and the public give him call.
 Do you suppose your wife knows as much about your financial condition as your widow would have to know Do you want to better il? Life in. surance is the remedy. Phone ,.
 MT and Mrs James Reynolds.of De- Soto, Mo, left Saturday evening for their home after spending a week very pleasantly with their relatives. MT. and Mrs. C. G. Weier and family.
 Messrs. Willard Winford and Henry Mcdaniel spent last week i'll a very successful camp hunt on Pettijohn Lake. Quite lot of small game was bagged, and it is reliably reported that Mir. Mcdaniel bagged one of Dr. Dooley's rabbits, which he brought home as souvenir.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03

Money to loan on city property: easy terms. Taylor, Knight & Co.
 cotton has been coming in lively this week, and the hum of the gins is heard dally, and is pleasant noise.
 MT. T. O. Doris, Of New Castle was a visitor in the city "Wednesday, and was pleasant caller at this office,
 MT. Sam Friend, of Marianna, was Tn the city a few hours Tuesday morn- Ing enroute to Memphis on business.
 MT. Elmer Fondren, of Wynne. was a genial and handsome business visitor in the city last Friday after noon.
 MT. Harry Hook, who is now located Tn Blytheville, was in the city for a lew hours on business Sunday after noon.
 MT. "Tez" Johnson. prosperous Ridge farmer, was in the city Satur. gay on business, and mingling with
 MT. Ben Lewis has been staying in Memphis for the past two weeks with his mother and other relatives and friends.
 Miss Stella Doyle, charmingjteacher at Bonners Mill. came over Saturday morning to visit homefolks and friends.
 We also have in stock all of our Spring Dress Goods. Embroideries and white underwear. The Warshavsky Store.
 Dr C. s. Aldrich, popular and learned veterinary, was called over to Hunter Sunday on professional business.
 Prof. Geo. L. Jackson, who is teach ing school at Lulu, spent Saturday and part of Sunday in the city with his family.
 MT. J. R. Rhodes, of Whitesville. Tenn, is in the city today. He is looking after the interests of the Den- his estate.
 MT. John M. Nichols, of The J. W. Beck Co.,, left Tuesday for Byhalia, on business and to visit relatives and old friends.
 A nice line of Mems Ties, latest styles, and really worth more money, are offered at 25c, by Russell Graham Alderson Co.
 MT. Whit Wall, of Heena-St. Louis, was one of the happiest of the happy Elks who attended the installation and banquet.
 Miss Marie Smith, of Haynes, who had been a charming guest of Miss Nora Weier for week, left Sunday for her home.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03

Money to loan on city property: easy terms. Taylor, Knight & Go.
 Cotton has been coming in lively this week, and the hum of the gins is heard daily, and is pleasant noise.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03

There is reason why 90 per cent of the most successful men of today carry insurance. Would you like to know that reason? Phone 52.
 Have you tried a cup of that de- licious Votan Coffee at Ash Bros Restaurant? If you haven't, you don't know what good coffee is.
 Messrs. Walter Stevens and k. T. Eager went over to Memphis Satur- day evening and took in the perform ance of 'Graustark" at the Bijou.
 Mrs. Malen Folbre returned Satur- day afternoon from a weeks visit with her mother and other homafGlkS and friends in Holly Springs, Miss.
 MT. D. l.. Burns, of the Sloniker Mill neighborhood, was business vis- ltor in town yesterday, gave us pleas ant call and has our thanks for favors.
 Mr Tom Williams and Mr Homer Folbre went over to Memphis Mon- day morning, MT. Williams to visit homefolks, and MT. Folbre on busi- ness.
 That Holsum Bread, received fresh three times week at Lawrence's s City Grocery, is the best bread that can be made. Try it and see. Phone 24S.
 Judge II. N. Hutton was in the city few hours Sunday morning, en- route to his home in Marianna, from Searcy, where he had been holding court.
 For driving out dull, bilious feeling. strengthening the appetite and in- creasing the capacity of the body for work, Prickly Ash Bitters is a golden remedy
 Messrs. A w. Bryant and G. R. Hudspeth, of Palestine, were in the city Tuesday on business and ming ling with friends, all of whom were glad to greet them. MT. Bryant has for 10, these many years, been a con- stant reader of The Times, and called at this office during his visit to renew his subscription.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03
Eggs were selling at 2Oc yesterday

Eggs were selling at 20c yesterday.
 MT. Louis J. Pugh, of Yocona. was d business visitor in town yesterday.
 Money 10 loan on city property: easy terms, Taylor, Knight X Go.
 Miss Ruth Carr was a visitor with relatives i'll Madison Monday.
 Hon. Otto B. Ronwage was in Marianna Monday on legal business
 Judge W. w Hughes was attending 10 business in Lee chancery Mon. day. 0'i
 Our silk Dresses valued at SEQ. are still going at SIP D. The Warshavsky Store
 MT. W. Harrington, of Marianna, was a business visitor in the city Monday.
 Give Williams call and see his new shop Across from Bank of For rest City.
 Good farm for rent, situated one mile from Caldwell. Forrest City Real Estate Co.,
 Phone Dis for fresh after-dinner hints, pink, green and white. w. L.. Lawrence.
 Messrs. Charlie Lewis and S. P. Me Daniel were visitors at the Crescent Club Sunday.
 Money to loan on improved farms, on long time, and easy terms. Taylor. Knight & Go.
 MT. R, ]. Izard returned Tuesday morning from business trip to Marked Tree.
 MT NJ. Davidson. prosperous mer- chant, of Colt, was in the city Tues day on business
 MT. ". E. Kirby has been quite in- disposed this week, suffering with an attack of grippe.
 Mr Tom O'Brien, of the Palace Market was business visitor in Memphis Tuesday,
 Ladies, and Mems silk hose, regular II. ? value, reduced to soc per pair at W. r. Evans x Co.
 Fresh HolSum Bread received three times week at LaWrence's City Grocery. Phone 24s.
 Mr Max Yof1ie went down to Hel- ena Sunday afternoon on business, and to mingie with friends.
 Mrs. O. ". Moore passed through the nil t 1 tHfs f, l., Wynne, from Proctor.
 Mr. Tom Short, of Helena, was in the city Monday, calling on his trade and miHgling with friends.
 Hon. S E. Sweet, of the Garden of Eden, was a social and business visitor in the city Saturday.
 Phone DIS, Lawrence's City Grocery. for fresh and nice Holsum Bread, re ceiyed three times week
 Buy your groceries, meats. fruits and vegetables at the Palace Market O'Brien & Ravens Phone 9l.
 Rear Admiral F. NJ. Clancy. of Madison honored Forrest City with a flying visit Sunday afternoon.
 Cashier Eugene Williams, of the Bank of Forrest City, went to Chi cago on business Tuesday night
 Desirable Building Lot for Sale Corner South Washington and South streets. Apply to C W. Jones
 Mrs. \. $. Worsley returned home Sunday after two weeks visit with her daughter. Miss Pearl. and other relatives and friends in Memphis
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03

Goldfish at Lawrence's. Fruit Cakes at Lawrence's. Please pay your subscription. Come to Forrest City to trade. Hosum Bread at Lawrence's. Dried cherries at Lawrence's. Fresh Dill Pickles at Lawrence's. Bring your cotton to Forrest City. Call and see Williams New Barber fShop.
 Imported figs, in bulk, at Law 3ence's.
 The Palace Market for quality. 1hone 9l.
 H Crystallized Preserved Ginger at lawrence's
 Onion sets and seed Irish Potatoes Ri Sipf's Grocery. Better be insured than sorry. Fay Ter, Knight X Co. Mr. Jim Sanders went to Widener yesterday on business. Eotan coffee served at Ash Bros. Restaurant. Try cup. Mr. R. J Lard left Tuesday night Tor Chicago, on business. Mr Sol Lewis spent Sunday in Memphis with lis family. No more school books will be ex- Changed al the Newsstand. Money t9 loan on city property: easy ferms. Taylor. Knight & Go. ! Fresh silver Moon Buekwheat and
 Pancake Flour at Lawrence's Fresh shipment pf Votan coffee in fhfee-pouhd cans at Ash Bros Canned Okra, Succotash. and To- Patoes and Okra, at Lawrence's. Roast pork and roast beef sand EIches at Ash Bros. Restaurant. Pure pork sausage and backbones
 the Palace Market. Phone 9l. Seeded Raisins, Currants and other F falt Cake ingredients at Lawrence's. Nr. Tom Pelkey, of Widener. was a business visitor in the city Saturday Highest prices paid for all kinds of
 plaes and iars by W P. Evans $ Co. II you want quality meats. trade at Fie Palace Market, c Brien & Ravens. MT: Jesse May was a business visitor ld Memphis last Friday and Satur- Nr ]. Stancel, of Lakeside, was ssesistefed at the Hotel Marion Mon Mr |, D. Fitzpatrick, of Helena, Nsas a business visitor in the city ts MT; IL j. ]. O'suIIiyan, representing Sfea'5 Ie CIane Co, with headquarters in ,eIL uI pms was in the city Monday, 'iu a5aia on Wednesday of this week.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03
Reliable Lumber Yard

like ours. Contractors and Builders know that good work cannot be done with poor material and that is why so many of them are our customers.
 Whatever you need in the way of reliable building material, this is the place to come for ii.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03

MT. Richard H. Winfield. of Au- gusta, was genial visitor to home folks and friends in the city on We'd nesday of last week, and came over to attend the installation and banquet.
 A carload of Texas Red Rust Proof Seed Oats just received and offered for sale by The Grobmyer Lumber & Feed Company.
 MT Hayki Ash, who for several months has been in business at Wheat ley, was in the city Tuesday enroute from Helena, where he had been to arrange for going into business in that city.
 School at Crowley Ridge Institute will reopen next Monday morning at the usual hour, and every Monday for four weeks, in order to make up the lost time by teaching six days in these weeks.
 Your attention is directed to the advertisement in this paper of Madame Zerita. physic paimist and life reader. She is located in tent in the lot just east of the Imperial Theatre.
 The man who was born tired" should use Prickly Ash Bitters. It ma es work necessity to give vent to e9ergv and eXuberance of spirits gen fated by functional activity in the >ystem,
 Mr. and Mrs. James Russell, Jr., went down to Marianna Sunday after noon to visit Mrs. Fussells parents. MT. Russell returned Monday morn. ing, and Mrs. Russell remained for a longer visit.
 Miss Hattie Mai Davis came over from Memphis Saturday morning, and spent that day and Sunday at home, a guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. ]. Davis, and other relatives and friends.
 Miss Blanca Naccaro, of Memphis, who for two weeks has been a guest of her brother, Mr. A l. Vaccaro, and family, departed Sunday afternoon for a visit with other relatives and friends in Brinkley.
 Miss Mary Joe Pettus left Wednes- cay Tor C0V1ngton Tenn, on visit to relatives and friends, and will prebab- ly be gone for several weeks. We wish her very pleasant visit and safe return.
 Hon. w B. Mann. of Marianna, was one of the jolly, genial Elks from that l city who attended the installation and banquet here on Wednesday night of last week and many old friends were 1 glad to see him.
 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kirkpatrick ar rived Sunday afternoon from New Al- bany, Miss, Mr. Kirkpatrick calling on his trade, and Mrs Kirkpatrick visiting her parents, Hon, and Mrs. 0. 5. Rollwage.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lon Slaughter and Miss Bertha were in the city over Sunday attending the Fifth Sunday meeting at the Baptist church MT. Slaughter has our thanks for sub stantia fayors,
 \ swell line of Mems Ties-the prettiest and most varied assortment we have ever carried-haye just been received, and are offered at 25c, though they are really made to sell for soc We invite you to call and see them Fussell-Graham-Alderso Co.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03

Mince meat, nice, fresh and juicy, in bulk. just received at the City Gro cery. Phone 24S. w. l.. Lawrence. Try it. It is sdelicious.
 The Rock Island section gang was busy yesterday and today doing some acceptable work on Izard street near the courthouse.
 We still sell calico at 5c per yard, we sell Linen Table Cloths, regular 50c quality, at 25c per yard. The WarshaySky Store.
 Mrs. N w Norton left Tuesday morning for Benton, to visit for a short time with her son, Mr. F. k. Norton and family.
 A carload of Texas Red Rust Proof Seed Oats just received and offered for sale by The GrObmyer Lumber & Feed Company.
 Mrs. R F. Oliver. of Colt, was shopping and visiting friends in the city yesterday, and was pleasant caller at this office
 All insurance policies look alike un- till the loss occurs. lie sure you have good company-such as we represent. Taylor Knight & Co.
 If you are looking for a swell Neck tie, look ever the pretty line just re- ceiyed by Russell .Graham-A Alderson Co.,, and priced at 25c
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03
FOR SALE.

FOR sAI.E-Eggs for matching from Rhode ,lapd Reds Also few bullets. Address or ,ali on Il. k. Clark, Forrest City Ark. 2-3-tf
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03
TIMES WANT ADS
WANTED

LAND WANTEb-Party wishes to buy tract sfreS. ei ts all, or nearly all unimproved. Give o,sest cash price. Land must be good and geIi drained. Can pay all cash. Address Sov Al Forrest City, Ark. lt-X
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-One siX-room house in Pettus v Williams addition. Apply at The Times ifee. IT.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03

require good judgment in their selec- tion, or else you must purchase them at a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
BUDGET WORKERS
MAKING PROGRESS
Task Of Trimming Down De
mands Rather Difficult and
Tedious.

The budget committee Of the Councn
Committee on Finance HE'LL an ex-
tended session last night, mapping out
the annual appropriation ordinance.
with the aid of Special Accountant
George s. Crenshaw. Excellent pro
gress was reported Chairman lynch
and Consulting Engineer Trafford
were heard on existing contracts for
the municipal electric plant. Owing to
the delay of certain contractors, GER
tain funds have not been expended
and the committee asks that they be
carried forward, with certain add,-
tional estimates of the cost Of com
pleting the distribution system and
maintaining the electric plant.
In some Of the departments there has
been some misconception as to the
scope of the budget ordinance, az many
requests have been made for increases
In pay. and for larger force both Of
which have to be enacted by specific
ordinance. The budget Will only car
ry the pay roll accounts fixed by ordi
nance. save in the case Of the Street
Cleaning Department. and the hands
and carts force, where the nlen are en-
ployed OF per diem basis. the amount
OF daily compensation being liked. but
not the number Of men.
Ali Depends on Funds.
If additional funds are provided, a
large number of street cleaners may
be employed, or 4 larger number may
be used in certain months and the
force reduced at other times, the lint
iation being that the total pay OF
the men, at the rate fixed 81 per day
each. must not exceed the total appro-
priaion.
The cost of the new bridge water
and gas mains, and other items grow
ing out OF the annexation of South
Richmond Will be provided from a bond
issue. thus relieving the budget but
the committee Is understood to be OPP
posed to a bond issue for streets or
schools at this time, and such relief
as may be possible for the conditions
represented In those departments Will
be made by increasing the amount of
the annual appropriations. The city
is already pledged TO $4,000 for schools
this year, including an annex to Chin
horace and q new school to take the
place OF work hitherto done privately
by the st. Andrews Association. and it
is possible that one other new building
TO replace either Bellevue or Madison
School will be provided for this year
An increased appropriation for curling
and guttcring, and for gravelling
streets is expected. Recent representa-
lions do not show that oiling Of the
streets has been a complete success,
and the Finance Committee is said to
oppose any general Item for smooth
paving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03

Temple In The sou,hside. Much important
business VIII be brought to the attention
81 The chapter a, this time. and full at
tendance IL desired. There will be some dc :
gree work by the chapter
To Form Club.
ne members OF the social club 10 be
organized in the southside met last night
IN a called session in their room, over The
furniture store of Adkins, at 1905 Hull Street
" hiie no regular time for meetings has been
set and the ARRANGEMENTS OF the society
havc not yet been perfected, II is the desire
OF the organizers 10 form some club thai
will offer the young men of South Richmond
some place to spend the evenings rather
than on the street corners.
Personal md General
John O'Connor, of Forest Hill who has
been confined TO his home recently by a
severe attack OF sickness is very much i'm
proved and able TO be out.
Tom Blunt who has been dangerously III
FOR long time in the Memorial Hospital,
has improved greatly. and while not entire
y we'll, has been moved to his sons rest
dence on Spring Hill
Mrs ]. I. Abbott. OF 2ol Eas, Eleventh
street was yesterday moved to the Memo
ria! Hospital TO undergo operation for APP
pendcitis. DR.. Sheppard Will perform the
operation.
Mr.. Maurice the father OF the police JUS
tice. who has been III al his home. has i'm
proved greatly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch,
Iaa lnA1 ITniI ctrnnf

Phone Madison IFS.
~ was announced yesterday By Assistant
COG and goat tins have been received in
Inc south Richmond tax office. and arc
icau! 20 be ISSUED TO those desiring the per
in'ts. . number OF Taxpayers took advan-
'ssc o. the opportunity and applied for their
new licenses yesterday in south Richmond
by the order from City Auditor Warren %
the effect that wagon. dog and goat taxes
Ntre pkyahle only at the city Hall Office
ahd TINS IN spite OF the agreement in tho
annexation ordinance 10 the effect that an
of!!cc should be maintained in Washiurton
Ward for tho payment OF all city taxes. A
~ tic mitigation OF many Southsidc mer-
chants and tax payers Assistant Treasurer
bronaugh appealed from Mr. Warren's de-
,ssioi and sought The aid OF City Attorney
l'oliard. Councilman Jones, OF Washington
Ward. also ntcrceded In behalf OF his con-
htitucnts, and the city Attorney fnaIly re :
Ncrsed Mr. Warrcn's decision and announced
mat all city taxes IN the future would be
raFHole ~ the South Richmond tax office.
Don't Let Petersburg Know"
The strange ac'ions and talk Of Charles
]" bui's white man. arrested yesterday
afternoon on the Petersburg car by Consta-
.His watts on the charge OF being drunk and
dlhogterly. have led the police TO conclud 3
that The man Is wanted BY tho Petersburg
authorities. Butts Was carried 10 the CITY
Magistrate Il. w Cheatham this morning
in the oak Grove Court.
after his arrest and while he was bcns
Transferred 10 The City Jail. Butts begged
tho constable not 10 let the Petersburg rv>
lice know Of hiH arrest. He stated that he
employ o: tho nrin or Ryiand & Co don.
q grocery business In Petersburg. Captain
Ias!and OF Petersburg. said last night that
there was no reason why Butts should want
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
Bible OUTL IVES
A Ii ITS CRITICS
Imprints Itsel- on the Whole
Course Of Civiliza-
ton.

That modern criticism has not af-
fected the power nor decreased ,ne
vital truth OF the Bible was the key
at the John Marshall High School Au-
dltorium by George r. Vending, who
spoke on THE Imperial Book" The
critics Will always take care OF them
selves he said, and the Bible will
always take care OF Itself
The Bible" he continued, has i'm
printed itself on the whole course or
civiHza ton. No great historical event
has been unconnected with 1t. It mas
been more studied in the last fifty
years than in all the years before;
more lives OF Christ have been writ
ten In the past decade than ever be-
fore. Yet tho book is an unsolved
mystery and an insoluble one. 1t is
not really n book; It Is n number or
pamphlets bound under the same COW
err There runs q mysterious unity
through all the parts OF the work. 1t
ever outlive them. It was 1900 years
In the writing.
II we reject the Bible, what code
ON morality and religion shall we have?
There arc but four substitutes: Budd-
hism, now declining; the Koran,
childish; Cunfucianism. sta Snate. and
philosophy. self -contradictory. If the
Bible is TO be destroyed by criticism,
we must destroy our law libraries to
a great extent: we must raZa churches.
we must destroy religious art and
scripture; we must abolish religious
music; literature must be undermined;
even the gravestones In our Silent
cities with their scrlptural messages Of
hope and faith would have TO 20. What,
then. would We have? Chaos, hopeless
ness, despair
Dr.. ". W. Moore Of the Theologl-
cal Seminary. introduced Mr.. Wend-
Inns. The last OF the series Of lee
lures will take place tonight at the
same place at $50. the subject being
rs Death the End?"