The Forrest City times. [volume], March 03, 1905, Supplement, Image 11

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Country Mail Edition will contain daily a page of high class farm news.
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has devoted his life to the Newspaper business.
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The Forrest City Times.
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The Forrest City Times.
As usinl the biggest stock of sporting
goods may be found at the Newsstand.
A large invoice of base ball goods, cio
quet sets, marbles, tops, etc., just re
ceived. Give us a call when you are
looking for anything in these lines.
J. T. Sander’s Guarantees
Dr. Mendenhall’s
CHILL and FEVER
CURE
(This Picture on Every Bottle.)
Cures Chills, Fevers, Malaria, Bilious*
nese. Take it as a General Tonic an.I at all
tunes in place of Quinine. Breaks up Coughs,
t'ohis ami I.aUrippe. NO CURB, NO PAY.
J. C MENDENHALL.
Sole Owner Evansville, Indiana
The Dennison line of paper napk ns
just received at the Newsstand. Tii y
are tlie prettiest lot we ever saw, and
we have them in various designs *t
regular prices—25c and 5<)c per 10<l.
Ask to see them They are certainly
preity.
QARDEN SEEDS1
ALMOST FREE
The Memphis News-Scimitar is mak
ing strong efforts to build up its circula
tion list, and in order to do this offers
to give !>5 cents worth of garden seed
and the daily and Sunday paper for one
month, the price of which is 50 cents, a
total of $1.45, all for 80 cents. Send
the 80 cents to The News-Scimitar,
Memphis, Tenn., and they will send you
the paper one month and the following
papers of seed, postage paid;
Offer No. 1 is the daily and Sunday paper
one month and the following seed: Half
pint package English Peas, regular price 10
cents; 1 3 pint package Bunch Beaus, regu
lar price 10 cents, ana the following papers,
which sell for 5 cents each: One each Beets,
Early Cabbage, Late Cabbage, Collards,
Lettuce, Watermelon, Cucumber, Canta
loupe, Synash, Okra, Tomatoes. Turnips,
Mustard. Radish and Onion Seed
We have another offer, which Is offer No.
2. and that is to send the paper as above,
all of the above garden seed and In addition
25 cents' worth of flower seed, as follows:
One paper each of Phlox. Sweet Alyssum,
Nasturtium, Petunia and Morning Glory.
All this we send for 90 cents—garden and
flower seed and the paper one month.
The News-Scimitar is published after
noon (12 pages), Sunday mornings (40 to
48 pages).
If a subscriber prefers the weekly pa
per one year instead of the daily paper
one month, he can so order.
Address The News-Scimitar, Mem
phis, Tena.
The Good Shepherd.
Announcement and Readings for Lent, 1905.
Cor. Hill and Rosser Streets, Forrest City, Arkansas.
REV. GEORGE E. HANCOCK, A. M., RECTOR.
Cairnbnr far tent.
March 8 ,A»k Wrknr*ka(j
March 12 .ffirst ^uaka^ in £r»i
March 19 ^Sftconb Snit kn^ »« JCmt
March 25 Annunciation Blessed Virgin Mary
March 26. Shirk iaaka? i» £™t
April 2 (Mid-Lent) jfnurth ^tittkav* in
April 9 .(Passion). ^Snakag itt £rat
April 16 (Palm) Sunday next before Easter
April 17 Monday before Easter
April 18 Tuesday before Easter
April 19 Wednesday before Easter
April 20 Maundy Thursday
April 21 Good Friday
April 22 Easter Even
April 23 Faster Sunday
SERVICES.
Holy Communion at 10 o’clock on Ash Wednesday,
and service every afternoon at 4:30 until Easter, ex
cept Saturday and Sunday. The usual services Sun
day morning and evening. Special service Good
Friday and Easter morning.
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Your Rector desires that you make the most of
this Lent, which you can do by heartily co-operating
with him in making it a blessing to all. Will you
attend each service and bring some one with you?
You will not enjoy the season so well unless you
make some sacrifice in observing it. Special prayers
and self examinations are necessary.
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W
Th Church is Baptist in that it places special
stress on the sacrament of baptism; the Church is
Methodist in that it believes in a high state of
spiritual living: the Church is Presbyterian in that
it believes the Bible contains all things necessary to
salvation: the Church is pre-eminently Christian in
that it stands for all that Christ stood for; it is
Catholic for every truth of God, and Protestant
against every error of man.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
To Florida and Other Winter Re
Sorts—The Southern Railway.
Has on sale teurir-t tickets to winter re
sorts in North ami South Carolina, Geor
gia, Florida and to Havana, Cuba, at
greatly reduced rates. Sold daily until
Apr l 30. All tickets good to return May
31. 1905. Stopp off both directions. El
egant trains on remarkably fast schedule.
No lay-over.
For particulars of rate, route and for
Fiorida literature apply to
C. A. Desanssure, I>. P. A.
L. M. Desaussure, C. P. A.
Memphis Tenn.
Do you think of painting up this
spring? Trv some of our R-ady-Mixed
Paints—the Dammar brand or Hea'li
& Mi'igan’s Every bucket is sold with
a five year guarantee and w arranted to
be as represented We are sole agents
in Foirest City We also have all colors
in oil. Boiled or raw Linseed Oil at
60<; p-r gallon, and we handle the lead
ing brands of White Lead—Co lier’s or
Railway. Also a f ill line of brushes.
We will make a very nice price on this
line if you will give us ttie oppoitunity
Paslay & Johnson.
Think how a “Parker Pen” would
I help you. Newsstand.
Attempted Assault.
Mr John T. Holland, living with his
family at Cicalla, came to the city Thurs
day bringing Isaac Fleming, a laborer
who had been In his employ for some
time, and had him locked up in the county
jail charged with bh attempted assault
upon his (Holland's) daughter, Miss
Georgia Holland, who is well known aud
respected in this city.
The dastardly deed is said to have
been attempted Wednesday night, when
Fleming entered the girl’s room while she
lay asleep. She was aroused by the vil
lain’s touch and-screamed for help, which
frightened him away, and he attempted to
regain his room upstairs, but was appre
hended by Mr. Holland, and with the aid
of another hand he was tied with a rope
and brought to jail. He will be given a
preliminary hearing this afternoon.
Printing.
Ours may not be the cheapest, but
if it is not the best, you may have it
for nothing. The Times’ printing Is
printed. SeeVadakin.
New Tally Cards just received at
1 the Newsstand.