The Forrest City times., 1889-10-26
whsn Baby WAS sick. we gave her cassoria, When shc was Child, she cried for Castoria. When shs became Miss. she chung to Castoria, When she hsd Chudrea, she gave them Castosia
Goodbar & Co. of Mem phis. sell

Goodbar X Co. of Mcmp phis, sell boots and shoes to merchants only They handle no shoddy goods and guarantee every invoice 10 be as represented. Citizens eontempla- ing purchasing boots and shoes should ask their merchant for Goodbar X Co.'S goods. Merchants will find it to their interest to handle goods from the Old Reliable establishment. Prices are remark able for lowncss.
 SPRAYED OR SToLEN-From my placo on the north boundary line of the corporation of Forrest City, St. Francis County, Ark. on the night of the 3lst of August, 1889, one dark brown marc mule, with mouse.coiored muzzle, breast and belly, about IA hands high, 5 years old, trace marks on sides, has not been roachcd since spring. A lib eral reward vii be paid for her de. livery to Messrs. l.. Rollwage X Co. Forrest City, or to her owner, James W. Stuart.
 There are hundreds of people in other States who would gladly como to St. Francis county, and build for themselves "a local hab,tstion and a name," if they only knew the great advantages and illimitable resources of the country. If tho people will help us a little we will make book that will tell the outside world all about tho superior advantages to Do found in St. Francis county, and will tell it so plainly, and yet SO forcibIy, that none wall misun- derstand.
 Change is ono of the irresistible laws of nature, and fortunately the change is almost invariably for the better. As an instance of this, St. Patrick's Pills arc fast taking, the place of tho old harsh and vio- lent cathartics. because they are m,lder and produce plcasanter effect; besides they are much more beneficial Tn removing morbid mat ter from the system and prevent ing agne and other malarious dis eases. As cnthartic and liver pill they gre almost perfect. For sale by H. Evans X Co.
 The historical and descriptive book now being prepared by Mir. W. r. Adams, and 10 be printed at this office, will not be small af- far, in any sense of the word. He IS clear, forcibie writer, expert. cnccd m descriptive work, and has volume of statistics, incidents. biographies, etc., which will prove intensely interesting tc the public. The plan of securing money to pay for the work is by subscription at Sl per copy, and by selling advertising space al T rcaso nabie rate. From 5000 to 5 ,000 copies will be made. as the ease seems to require.
 Parents should bc careful that their children do not contract colds during the fall or winter months. Such colds weaken the lungs and air passages, making the child much moro likely to contrac, other colds during the winter. It is lhls sue eession of colds that causes ca- tarrh and bronchitis, or paves the way for consumption. Should n cold be contracted. lose no time, but cure II as quickly us possible. A fifty cent bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy will cure any cold m few days, and leave tho rcspi- ratory organs sound and healthy. For gale by II. Evans k Co.
 Tho Anderson Hat Company, of Memphis, Tenn, 32U Main street, Exclusive Matters, have recently had brand made to their order, which they guarantee to be as rep resented. The rAnderson Buck skin Felt" hat is tho best hat on tho market. and upon tr,al, if it don't provo to be the best hat ever sold for tho money, return it to your merchant and get your money back. Th,s company is an exclusive wholesale firm and they sell to Merchants only. Do not take any other, but insist upon getting the Buckskin. Every hat
 will wear like Buckskin leather. "Scott 6 Nelson" are names be- coming familiar in every house
 hold in tho country, and why Simply because their names have appeared each week ,n i'Hg TINES
 for several hs, and because
 they arc clever and accommodating
 m erchants. Realizing by practical experience ,ha, printers ink, back
 ed by 6rst-grade goods \, lowest
 living margins, wlIl surely bring them success. they have rented the space above in which to announce,
 from time to time, items of interest to purchasers of any articles asu'
 ally found in frs,-class general
 mercantile establishment. Watch their advertisement.
 Mir. Bullcnc, tke leading dry gods merchant of Kansas City,
 Mo, expresses his opinion on the subject of advertising as follows
 "Good newspapers build up q city. They cannot be made with.
 out patronage. Every wholesale and retail man should advcrtist
 largely. It ia the secret of success, This is my experience and the ex
 pcriencc of all who advertise ex tensiv ely and judicionsiy. It is | mistake for . wholesale merchant to cay that commercial traveller: sell all his goods, and that he don' need to advertise. He should nd vertiso to help build up tLe town. He will be indirectly largely bone fitted In the cnd. Besidcs hclpini
 to build up . city tho mercsaan