The Forrest City times. [volume], September 22, 1905, Image 8

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LOCAL ADDENDA.
Mi. 1 'eterson J*ck«<in, formerly of
this county , now nt H >t springs. w«s
in town Tuesday on business arid en
joying the salubrious climate of East
ern Arkansas
Miss Clara Gmbmyer, of Carrollton,
Kentucky accompanied Miss Annie
Mai on her return yesterday an i wi<1
lie a guest in the Gmbmyer home for a
week or more.
Mr. Sam Wasseil. of Little Hock, the
handsome and etilcient court stenog
rapher, arrived in the city Monday
morning to till his position during ttie
September term.
l». K Bowers. G. J. Hamilton, K H.
Ihsmith, J. H. Trice. Paul Hid and C.
W ilkersou. of Cotton lhant. were in the
city the lii.si of the week mi business in
tire Cucuit Court.
Mr. James B. Neely, of Little Bock,
was in the c:tv on Saturday evening to
visit in:s sweet little daughtei. Rosalie,
and her giandpaicnt.*, Mr. and Mis.
W. ,S. Dm hoi ow.
Messi-. Fred. Kleibei ,v Co. have a
neat card in this paper, and are candi
dates for vour patronage when vou
need fresh biead, pies, cakes, etc Give
tiie Klondike Bakery a call.
Put your stomach, liver and blood in
healthy condition and vou can defy dis
ease. Prickly Ash Ritters is a’suc
cessful system regulator. J. H. Dun
avant A Co., Special Agents.
Fine whiskey at the price of cheap
Our Old Cutter Bye is as good as any
made, and price is very reasonable.
Try it once and you’ll never want to
change. N. B. Nelson it Co.
If you get a drink of had wtiiskey or
warm beer at our bar. it will cost you
nothing \ ou can’t lose us, because
we don’t keep either. Try. and be con
vinced. T. C. Folbre, Jr. tt Co.
Miss Catherine Webber, of Collier
ville, Tennessee, who will teach music
in tlie Crowley liidge Institute, arrived
in the city last week, and will make
her home with Mrs. J. B. Terry.
Mr. Tom Davis, Jr., who was here
to attend the Davis-Fitzhugh nuptials,
left Thursday night to assume ids duties
at the University of Nebraska as pro
fessor of mechanical engineering.
Shoes! Have just received my new
fall lines, and ask you to call and see
them. 1 have them for Ladies, Misses,
Men, lfoys and Children—ail sizes,
styles ami juices. V.. T. Sanders.
Mr. lleniv F. 1’. (Human has re
signed his p >sit ion with .J. II. Duna-1
vant A ('11 , and aecejited one with i
Smith A Norton, at \ ernun. Alabama, I
which will give him outdiKir work.
Mr S. ('. Uoone, a prominent uier
chant of Craw fordsville. w as among
tliw visitors in town on Thursday of last!
week. He is an old-time acquaintance
of our senior away hack in the sp's
Mr. W . <'. ('i u’cbct, of t tie Hond Suji
plv Company, at Wi iener, w as m the
city yesterday on business hi the circuit
court 11e gave US a plea-ant ca!l and
has out thanks tor substantial favors.
Mrs, John M. McCain, of Fine Fluff,
a sister of I)r. 11. F Dooley, and an
aunt of Mrs II. VV. Fa-lay, is visiting
her relatives iu the city she arrived
Saturday, and will he heie for a week.
There will tie services at the Huotist
church, on Sundav conducted by Elder
.1. A. McCord. Subject for morning,
“Gathering Jewels.”—Mai 17.
Evening. ‘Faul Before Felix”— Acts
-4: 2f>.
Mrs Geo. O. Mai tin and son Tom, of
Memphis, who had been jdeasaii' guests
of lb and Mrs II. F. Dooley and othei
relatives and friends in town for a
week, returned to their home Saturday
evening.
Hon Win. F. Kirby, author of Kir
by's Digest, and candidate for Attorney
General, to succeed Hon, Ifoht E
Rogers, was mingling with the voters
OH Tnursdar of I rst week, and gave us
a pleasant c d .
Join the eounU m t >wnshij> lirancti
of the Sint hem Colt n Association, an
institution which lias proven it- merits
h.v tiie millions it has saved the farm
eisand business men of the south in
the jiast tew months.
Dr. W A. Charj'itg, scientific op
tician, who has been here so often and
lias fitted s ) matiV of the best people m
Forrest Cn\ with glas-es will be here
from Septembei ”4Mi to .aith, at E. A
Short’s j < w eiry store.
Let’s talk about it. It'- no secret
Everybody knows that we keeji tlie
best wines, liquors and cigars that
money wall buy. Come around, and ii
you don’t see what you want, a-k for it.
T. C. Eolbie. Jr. A Co.
Miss Nathalie Wycough, of Hates
ville, who came here to attend the
Davis-Fiizhugh nuptials, will leave for
her home today. Miss Davis will ac
company her home for two or three
weeks' visit to friends.
Mr. .1 ake F. Wolfe returned Sat urday
from a delightful ten weeks outing in
Missouri, Indiana, Illinois and Ken
tucky He speaks highly of all tlie
country lie passed through, but found
none to equal St. Francis.
The laxative effect of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets is s. agree
able and so natural you can hardly re
alize that it is produced by a medicine.
These tablets also cure’ indigestion.
For sale by J. T. Sanders.
Call and see our immense stock of
Groceries. Dry Goods, Hats, Caps,
slioes. Gloves, Tinware, Glassware,
(Jueensware. etc. We have all kinds
and can till your orders complete, at
lowest prices. W. T. Sanders.
The family of Mr. F. ,1. Morgan,
bookkeeper at the Walton-Knox ifox
Factory at Madison, arrived it, this city
Ii m Fort Smith last Friday, and will
make this their home. They occupy
the Mann house on Cross street.
The baby show*, which will he con
ducted by the Guild of the Episcopal
church, is to be held on the 12tb of Oc
tober. The yveather is apt to be line at j
this season and there is a prospect that i
there will be difficulty in deciding on j
the prettiest in the display of infantile
loveliness, since Forrest City |is noted
for the good looks of its citizens boti:
great and small.
•I idge If. N H itio*'. of Mar.son*
*1 I : \ i- > ll! ! a\ t > 1 .1 f he rejllilt
.■September, 1*0-3. teitn of M Lianen
circuit coiiit The i tge 1,a-* a laige
number of warm ftiends here who are
aiw ,r\ a glad t * shake h's honest hard.
Look out fur our -a> for th** benefit
of the Methodist church which w.t-*
damaged l>\ tire M"n1av. One »n''
■'ill*' w jil begin soon—date of sale t • be
announced later Ladies of the church
wi I assist at ibis sale, as cashiers, etc
Tom Barrow his the prettiest and
most attractive show window in t >wii.
It is made of hand painted wares, and
is very tastily tiranged Tom is eater
tug to the best trade, and ttiis line of
goods oitglit to supply a long feu want.
Hon. O. N. Ki ! uigli end Judge
tioocli, of Cross county, were down to
mingle with tfie g >d penile of ttiis
county on Thursday of l ,-t week and
take in the demonstrations and hospi
talities 1 l.ey paid i|s a p'orsant call.
If your food dors nut t) g-st Weil, a
tew doses ol l*iicl;iy Ash Bitters wiL
'-t matters light It -reetens the
breath, >trei g; hens tlie s((,niacti and
digestion, ciente-, appetite and cheer
fulness. J. H. Dunavant A <’o.. Spec
ial Agents.
The city las purchased a ]oxlOxl2
Duplex Air Comp essor, style I>, with
Meyer cut off. aiianged to run singly;
centrifugal governor, Russian iron
lagging, soe'-ial oiling outfit, etc . at a
cost nt $i t'M.OO, and w hen insla led
will cost nearly $2000.
Irregular bowel movements bleed dis
ease in ttie lindy. You should purify
and regulate tJie bowels by using
Crick ly Asti Bitters. It is mildly catti
artic and strengttiens ttie stomach,
liver and kidneys. J. II. Dunavant
& Co., Special Agents.
Mr K. <}. Bradlield, one of ttie best
all-round newspaper men in ttie coun
try lias accepted a situation with The
Times, and is expected to go on duty
Monday. At present lie will assist us
principally with the Souvenir, and in
the local and mechanical work.
As a dressing for sores, bruises and
burns Chamberlain's Salve is all that
can lie desired. It is soothing and
healing in its effect, it allays tlie
pain of a burn almost instantly'. This
salve is also a certain cure for chapped
bands and diseases of the skin. Price
25 cent s. For sale by .1. T. Sanders.
Our stock of dress goods is now com
plete. Drop in and our salesmen will
taka pleasure in showing you all tlie
late weaves such as Henriettas. Clay
Serges, Fancy Mohairs, batistes. La
dies Clot h, Hroadclot hs. Woolen Plaids.
French Serges, Storm Serges, Plain
Mohairs, Habit Cloth, Prunnellas,
Ciavanettes and Novelty Worsteds.—
Hrandon, Haugh A: Co.
Miss HI tnciie Pope returned on Wed
nesday, trom Texas, where she lias
spent ti;e summer. Her visit was to
re atives and schoi i friends, and in
elided s line of the uio-t atr I active
points in Texas A brief stay in Nasl -
vil e and C m way, m this stale folio w ed
tier return fn in Texas Miss Pope is
one of the most ihaitning of mu so-:
cietv tietles and has lieen sad'y missed
dm ing her alienee.
Sheriff W H Williams and Deputy
Sam Swan spent Sunday in Little
Itock 1 hey returned Sunday evening
witli John Davis, Herrv Minor and Hob
Martin, who are changed with murder
ing Walter Gray last soring, They
were confined in the Pulaski county
jail f >r safe keeping, and will he tried
during the present term of the St.
Francis circuit court w hidi licgan Mon
day. Pus H“iit >n, the fourth man
charged with tins crime was recently
convicted at Searcy and given a ten
yeats' penitentiary sentence.
Judge H 1). Hatcher was one of the
principals in a shooting affair on Friday
flight. On the night before, as he was
i going home, he noticed a man w ho
seemed to be shadow jig him. soon
Friday night he aimed himself, to be
prepared for a possible recurrence.
The m in again appearing, Mr. H itcher
shut, intending onlv to intimidate It
had the desiredjeffeef, the man, who
was on tlie railroad embankment, ran
smith towards the oil mill settlement, I
and disappeared before the night wateh
| man appeared on tiie s ae. Nothing
; further lias been lie no id him. and
what his object was is unknown.
Mis. Edward Kuleson gave a J > ly ,
j euchre party Thursday evening, compli- j
memary t i Mrs. I. M. Nichols, it be
ing the occasion of her birthday. The
charming honoiee received a latge bou
quet oj‘ LaErauc roses. Those
present were: Mi. and Mrs. Nichols,
Mr and Mrs Ingiaiu. Mr. and Mi> E.
P. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Gatling, Miss
Gatling and Mr. Ed Homier. Lieut, and
Mrs Linn Turley. Mrs A. Y. K deson,
Capt. James Fusssell, Hon. O. H Poll
wage, and MtssTolise Ho Iwage Mrs
Koleson has the happy faculty of ar
ranging very congenial parties, and en
tertaining them in a most eujoyable
manner, and tins occasion was no ex
ception to the general rule.
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f AND FEVER
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VtO STAY CUBED A
Wintersmith’s
(till (Tre
• guaranteed remedy for Chins.
Ague, Dengue, LnCrlppe, nnd ell
Malarial Troubles. Standard tor
40 years. So Quinine or Othe*
harmful Drugs. hie bad results
from using ft. Tones you up ell
otter end puts new life end elger
bile tour system.
50c ,n.
"TT i ■—mrrwr i t»—nrrmi ■
Will You Buy a Stove ?
The public is invited to visit my store and look at the fine line of
Cooking and Heating Stoves, which have just been
received. I have them at all prices, ac
cording to size, and every one
is a bargain. Buy
early and
GET FIRSTCHOICE
My line of Fresh Family and Fancy Groceries is larger and better than ever—new dainties and
substantial having recently been added.
DON’T FORGET ME
When you want any kind of a Shot Gun or Rifle, and remember my line of Timbermen s, Millmen s.
Blacksmiths and Contractors Hardware is the Best in Town. Prices tO Suit the Times.
East Room
Long Block. T
*T. W. BMRROW,^
Hardware, Queensware and Groceries.
^ Phone 24.
' Free Delivery.
The Times adveitised Neelev & N’eb
lett last week, as selling grits at Hi
cents per pound. This, of course, was
a typographical error, made and over
looked during the rush on Friday. It
s lieu Id have read 3 cents per pound,
and we hope all readers of The Times
will call around at this up to-date
store and buy a few pounds just to help
us square ourselves for this oversight.
WHITE’S
Cream Vermifuge
THE GUARANTEES
WORM
REMEDY
THE CHILDREN S FAVORITE TONIC.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
THE GENUINE PREPARED ONLY BY
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co.
BT, LOUIS, MO.
Sold mid lire >iinii*Midp(1 t>\
.1. T S indels.
kill™ couch s
»nd cuRE th« lungs
*ITH Dr. King’s
New Discovery
___ /consumption Price*
Fun I OUGHS and 50c *.$1.00
V^OIDS Free Trial.
Surest and Quickest Cure for all
THROAT and LUNG TROUB
LES, or MONEY BACK.
J. T. Sander’s Guarantees
Ob. Mendenhall’s
CHILL and FEVER
CURE
(ThU Picture on Every Bottle.)
! Cures Chills, Fevers, Malaria, Bilious*
| ness. Take it as a Genera! Ton: - fin I at ail
times in place of Quinine. Breaks up Goughs,
Molds ami l.nUrippa. NO CURE, NO FAY.
J. C MENDENHALL,
Sole Owner Evansville. Indiana
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JOHN C. DAVIDSON
I Transferring and Delivering
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Hoods or baggage to any part
of the city at reasonable rates.
Prompt service guaranteed.
Leave orders at The J. W.
Beck Co., or Phone No. 25.
S. L, BERRY.
Shoe, Saddle 1 Harness Maker,
and Retail Leather Dealer.
Strict attention given to gen-1
: era I work.
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