Fort Smith Times from Fort Smith, Arkansas • 8

m0: THE FORT SMITH TIMES) THRKSDATf MORNING, MARCH 30, 1P3, hnilding adjoining Kennedy's Insurance WANTS NEWS OE THE BORDER CITY. RHNT-Tlnw. furnished rooms, tr 'sfricry 6'r1 uni suite on April IA Enquire THE LADY MANAGERS Held Their First Meeting Yesterday "I Koom lurnuiMcu cm- uiuui t' 'ni'shc ipr igl'i housekeeping; A. Time b'ffii'p. Home Influences are Elevating And there is no place that the, weary man turns to with such pleasure as ho does towards home.

Every man should have one especially when we can sell him one on easy terms, and on property that is a good paying investment. WHARTON Address WAN-TKP Stone Cutter and tyta-" sons, she'OO to $3.50 per Good per Three uibnths John Foulsom, i Barber, 14 miles east of Mansfield. Lap robe, between BoHton Store and my home' on Van Buret) road; lieUirp to Boston Store and pet reward. G. E.

Berson. LOST. One black fice, 8 months oldi small spot on hip caused by scald, ears flp in middle. Finder will bring isame-tii Wm. Fox club room over Electric saloon and get reward.

LOST. On smith 1). between Lexington avenue and Dyer's mills, taa mackintosh. Please return to this Office. yVAXTKI) Ladies to cill on Mrs.

Starr for "Dire.t 217 N. 10th. St. LOST An oiTcoat belonging to Conductor Perdue of the V. Was lost between the Missouri Pacific depot-and FOR Exclusive wood business at the band rail! on tho reserve.

A money maker, for the right party Telephone your wants to R. HAMBRIC For anything in the line of new and second-band goods. 821 Garrison Ave. Phono 58. TOP TO BOTTOM A A nlfnn, fpAm fret ttsill 1 7 of a can ot IQ BAKING POWDER Is perfectly pure, It never fails, always sure.

Grocers fair prices pound cans -Tc i All 719 GARRISON AVENUE. BfRGfIN8 IN RBR'Lj E8TfTE Four and one-half acres near the city, Three vacant lots. Fine suburban property i 'i will be near electric car line, House and lot on North Fifth street. Three vacant lots on North Sixth street. rhe Best Always! Geo jliiep- willi wiai beoready jor a opening Mim Albew luw.

secuiwUoni Jjoy" ,,1111 having resigned-his position i- -i Father Smythe 111. Father Smythe who hiB'b'et it Snrihtfs tot thtf past twd wceto re ciiivsratinff nas not Bunicieuoiv cww-t ed 'td return to'tls'clla'ree'her and wijra hot be present at the master serviccn. This is the first time in a number ol years that the venerable priest has riot been with his flock Holy week. REMARRIED. The marriage of Cliff Rogers to his di vorced wife one day last week marks the- end of a separation of eight years, i or that number of years ago Mr; Rogers am.

his wife became divorced. CHURCH DINNER. The Tadies'of the Christian Church will serve dinner in the building at the corner of 6th. and Garrison Tuesday, April 4th. All are invited.

The dinner will be 25cts. FOR SALE Hotel and furniture of a first class two dollar a day hotel doing a od cash business. Location, Indian Territory, county seat. Will be sold cheap for cash. Address G.

T. care Times ELECTION JUDGES. The judges of election and clerks who officiated at the state election last year are requested to act in the same capacity at the coming eitv election. The Declamatory contest between the Junior and senior classes of the Hig'i School will be held Friday evening, April, 9th. Admission 25 cts.

ALABAMA ELECTION Democrats will Change Con stitution. The Disfranchising of Ignorant Vo ters will be the issue in July. BIRMINGHAM, March A a result of the interest manifested in the recent primaries held throughout the state the Democrats of Alabama are hold ing a state convention today for the nomination of delegates-at-large and the completion of plans for the election to be held in July, at which the people will de cide upon the holding of the proposed con stitutional convention. Despite Jthe oppo sition of the Republicans it appears practically certain that the convention will be held, and that it will result in an altera tion of the state constitution so as to disfranchise the ignorant negroes. The move ment has the unanimous support of the Democrats and the Populists will doubt less co-operate with them, if allowed some representation in the convention.

COMPLETES ITS WORK The W.J. Bryan Committee ofAr rangements. The committee of arrangements and part of the other committees which had in charge the Bryan speaking met yesterday at the office of Mr. Joseph M. Hill and wound up its work.

There was found to be money enough to pay all the bills and a committee consisting of J. H. Gill, W. J. Johnston ana u.

L. Howell was authorized to make settlement. The following resolutions were adopt ed: Resolved, That we tender our thanks to the Fort Smith High School Cadets for acting as escort to Mr. Bryan and party. Their soidiery appearance add ed much to the pleasure of the oc casion.

Whereas, The Punch Robertson Co had leased the Grand Opera House for the currant week aud generously sur rendered it to the committee for the W. J. Bryan speaking at a great aacri- fice to the company, the price being uui iosb man nan tne companys expenses, uesoluea, That the committee ten- ucra tun uncn ivooertson uo. its sin Ji 4.1. ra i.

-n cere thanks. Signed, 1 The Committee. similar recognition of the favors shown by the First Regiment Band and Will Schulte were adopted at the pre vlous meeting. TO THE VOTERS OF FORT SMITH. I wish to announce that will be candidate for Fourth war .1 alderman at Ihe coming city election to be held in April.

GEO. TkUSCHEL. 1U Dr. Sawyer' Wild Cherry and Tai cures because to cure. It soothes and relieves the irritated conditio tion, of throat and lima.

A trial will prove it Sold by crescent drug store. Happenings- of Interest to Newspaper Readers. I ONE DAY'S INCIDENTS. Brief Notes of People and Things Which Form the Record of Yesterday in Fort Smith. WEATHER.

i For Arkansas, fair and warmer Thurs day, Far Oklahoma and Indian Territory. fair and warmer in the eastern partion fhursday. THE REVIVAL MEETING. The revival services in progress at the Central Methodist Church continue to grow in interest. Large audiences have been in attendance on the preached word, Last evening ReV.

P. C. Fletcher received a telegram from Rev. John B. Andrews saying he would reach this city today.

He will arrive on the 3:30 tram this after- Doon, and will occupy the pulpit at the Central church Mr. Andrews is a fine preacher and very successful re vivalist. COAL LEASES. The presence of N. 15.

Ainsworth, Coal trustee of the Choctaws was brought a bout by some difficulties regard to leas es owned by the Fort Smith Western These leases have been squatted on by others and it is to clear the title that Mr. Ainsworth is in consultation with F. W. Bond and others of the Railway Company, Other parties of interest will arrive today and a speedy settlement will be made. BRYAN AFTERMATH.

The committee having charge of the meeting of Mr. Bryan remained with hin until lie took the train north. Mr. Br an was agreeably surprised with the evi deuces of advancement that Fort Smith is making and spoke highly of his enter tainment -here. His address was the tor.

ic of conversation yesterday and its effecti have been greatly to the advantage of iis party. NOTICE. Bishop Wm. Brown, of Little Rock will hold Easter Service at St.Johns Episcopal Church of this city, Sunday next at A. M.

Persons making their Easter off erinjj to either the new church tunu or current expenses, can designate on envel ope to which fund they wish their offei in" placed Childrens Easter Service will be held at church at 3 o'clock P. M. LUDLOW HERE. Superintendent Ludlow of the Choctaw Mining Company was in the city for a few hours yesterday and in an interview with the News Record stated that the strike his mines amounted to nothing and that negroes were operating the mines success fully. Mr.

Ludlow left on the Cannon Ball for South McAllister. A WHISKY PEDLER. Deputy Jas. Baker of Boone county brought in yesterday one Wm. Robinson who has been selling liquor without government Robinson has good general reputation, but simply wan ted to sell "gray mule' -without a bar room license.

CAPITALISTS HERE. A number of northern and eastern cap italists were given a view of Fort Smith and its money making possibilities today by F. H. Bond, one of the promoters of th Ft. Smith and Western Railway, which road is among the certainties of the fu: hire.

SENATOR BERRY. Senator J. Berry, was in the city yesterday. In an interview with the Times he expressed his belief that the e. pansion question would receive its quietus before election time or that the RepuWi cans would be thoroughaly beaten.

HAND CRUSHED. Will Jackson, formerly in the employ of the Pacific Express Company, but who is now employed by the Arkansas Central lost two fingers yesterday in making a ouplmg at the Compress. He was taken to Tt. hospital where Dr. Stevenson dressed the wound.

THE REAL BOY. The Brownscombe. church has arranged lecture' at their church next week li- be given by Dr. John W. Hancher of Kansas City.

Dr. Hancher one of the most talented men of the west and his leetur will be on VThe Real THE NEW STORE. Harry Alber tn establbhrncnj in the SOLICITORS ARE NAMED They Read and Approved the By- Laws and Constitution and Prepared for Energetic Work, The lady managers of Belle Point hobpital lield their first meeting yester day afternoon at the council chamber and approved the report of their committee who drafted the constitution and Dy-laws of the board. Mrs. Dr.

Eberle presided and Mrs. Neil 'Pryor acted as The general plan of work was thoroughly discussed and each section of the con stitution and by-laws waB carefully read and debated upon its approval. This absorbed much of the time and but lit tle other business was transacted but to organize the soliciting committees who will have charge of raising thp funds to pay the running expenses. Mrs. L.

Nance was made chairman of tho soliciting committees and the city was divided into ten districts and a committee of two ladies was appointed to take charge of tha work in each dis trict. The funds they will raise are to be in the form of monthly subscriptions and the amounts are to be used in de fraying the expenses of the manage ment. The work of these committees will in no way interfere with the work of tho buidling committee who will so licit for tho building funds to erect the new hospital. 1 he now board over the prospects of the consolidated hos pital and believe that they will meet with generous responses from all whom they will approach for funds to keep up the expenses that are necessary to the proper management of the hospital. PERSONAL.

Ada Hopkins, who has been tha guest of Mrs. Frank (Nill'oy will return to St.Tiouis todav. Joe Kennedy has been transferred bv the Continental Tobaeeo Co. to Texas and will make his headquarters in Dallas. Airs.

Morrison and daughter who have been visiting friende here will return to St. Louis in a few days. mock jieku today. THK FAMOUS ANHAUSKR BUSC11 liOOK 15EKK1S ON SALE TODAY A ALL OF THE LEADING PLACES IN THE CITY. IF VOir WANT THE BEST HOCK THY THK AXHAUSER BUSCH BOCK I SEEK AM) TURKEY AT THJ I TO-DATE ELECTRIC TO-MORROW.

CHEAP EXCURSIONS VIA THE K. C. P. Lii. Jlmiie-sMsekers tickets to points in Ari zona, Arkansas, British Columbia, Colora do, Maho, Indian Territory, Ionia, Kau Nus, Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Mon tana, Nebiaka, New Mexico, North Da kola, Oklahoma, Oregon.

South Dakota, Tea Utah, Washington, Wisconsin, and North Michigan. Wvoming and South Easleni states. One fare plus $2.00 stop overs at pleasure going, tickets good for retnr 21 days from date of sale. On sale April 4th. and Mav 2nd.

and June and 20lh. Second class one way rate to Portland, Twcoma. and Seattle also to intermediate points California points second class $38.00. This rate applies to inter-mediate points. For further information and tickets on.

it. a. Ma Anreut. 25 Cents a Quart. For our fine California wines, port, claret, Angolica.

Try them. TJarpkI WiiiSOJf. JROl A'l'NTAIN EXCURSION. Little Hcc. Meeting.

March, 20tV, to and including April, 5th. ve will sell tickets to Little U.K-k and return W.M, tick ets good to return, until -April GHi. Siiecial low rait, to Portland, 1 i. Taeonia, San ijufeugiv oan Dii'lio. and intenoediate loinla.

If you aretoing west call at inc iron Aionnumi JVpoL' This Ls the only line running a through train from Fort Smith to Kansas City, lauding you at tho Union Depor. Making good connection at Kansas CUy Willi nil line west and northwest. r' C. E-Carstarphen. Agent.

BRIGK WRIGHT COOPER'S FINE IMPORTED AMD DOMESTIC CIGARS. Smoke tliem and rest as sured you have THE BEST IN THE LAND. IRON HALL. The Only 7 Year Order. Branch held their regular meet ing Tuesday evening.

March 28, in the 1 Feilows' hall and a large numbe -i i i CARNALL, 1 i 11 it St00.0OO.C3 300.090.05 68.000.C3 THE; tes 5th S. JIM 11 BBBR8 That are made at our yards are perfect BRICKS BEERS made toy the Anheuser-Bush Brewing Association are perfect -of tM, the luj'tii ail.nl ut assembled to assist 'Won of six candidate atnl ex tpproval of tho prosperous lit flu-fry Branch and the order. D.J.YOUNG. vonajcion or tj This was tho hleeoth anniversary of jurancn has mow 'thin the past few the Iron H.wl. Tb than doubli'd itself wi i -ised on sound J.

B. Williams, Pres. Will J. Echols Vice-Prcs. C.

s. Cashir MERCHANTS' BANK buiilnoss principles, ptire 'd strictly mutual. nd etSU fraternal nds-today Mai or- iiie pioneer- and best of all frate. otect CAPITAL SURPLUS- ders of tb is character. It will, you ad y.rt in case of sickness or UNDIVIDED PROFITS cidoutaa.v1.0ti0in nevan yearK lew benARt paid.

Tmw. ScOKAH, Box si(, Suieme Organiser. MRCOTORS WILL J. ECHOLS, IRA D. OGLESBY, J.

B. WILLIAMS, P. R. DAVIS, W. A.

MAY, W. J. MUKPflY E. SPEER. JOHN SCHAAP, JOSIAH FOSTER.

FORT SMITH ARK. 0 nOH'T F0R6ET TO REtoEfl Homeseekers Excursions. Thi Frisco Will ou April 4 18; May lrt. w-lf home seekers oxcur- vw.UmU at. trie low.

ra i. 'ot f.h low. raic mou one trip sas, fare 9iSH- Ut the ootnts in Missouri, round Kau XhY.w,ka. 'Arkansas, Indian Territory. OWuhomn.

Tei ritory, ltnu iiiti Wvomitiir. Idaho Oregoti, Arn inrt New Mexleo. urMHi L'Oina "day with st(i' with b'nal rctmn Hiui a a i. (mi i dute of sale. Excopt that wilt be sold at les rate than For tickets ami further tn onna tloo'Ciiil on ,5 '-THAT Printing Co.

DOES FINE JOB PRINTING OF ALL KINDS. BOOK AND BRIEF WORK. UP-TO-DATE IN ALL THINGS. TRIAL ORDKR SOLICITKO. i ltejuf-Th Times.1 'i0 et week..