The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
LOCAL ADDENDA.

~ yesterday evening to spend couple of days in pleasure and business.
 Brandon & Baugh have received thefr immense new stock of Furniture, consisting of two carloads. Everything needed in the household may be found in our stock at Rock Bottom figures. We want you to inspect 1t. Brandon X Daugh.
 C. A. Richards, Chas. Cnneo and Tim uerrick came in from the West Wednesday morning. The gentleman mentioned is a brother to our ChOctaw civil engineer, Mir. Frank Richards, who is quite well andfavorably known iu thiseity.
 Nt. Prank Richards, the handsome civil engineer in charge of the gravel pit at Crow Greek. returned this morn ing t0 his home in Shawnee, Indian Territory. The vacancy was filled by his brother. MT. Charles X. Richards, from the same city.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. R. Taylor, of Lin- den, returned Sunday from a weeks sdiourn in St. Lotus. Their stay in tle big Dutch metropolis WAS most eDj0ya- blc, and the sights at hpe fair and other places of amusement aMorded them unbounded pleasure.
 Thers is no question about 1t. Pet tys x Buf0rd certainly have an im- mense and carefully selected stock of Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Ilalters, Whips. Lap Robes, and Horse Fur nislings. The prices are as low Hs Memphis or St. Lotus.
 When you cannot sleep for coughing it is hardly necessary that any one shprf Bell you that you need d few doHs of GhasnbeYlain's Couyh Remed, to allay the Irritation, of the throat, and make sleep possible. It is good. Try it. Webb .S Sanders.
 When you have a dollar to, spend come to Forrest City. Our advertisers have the most varied and immense stocks of general merchandise ever brought to Eastern Arkansas. and their cash prices are unparalleled. Come and convince yourself.
 Mir. and Ms. Peter Ring, of Argen- ta came in on the Choctaw Monday morning. They had been doing the fair in St. Louis the past ten days. Mir. R ng returned to Aryenta the same uAy, leaving Mrs. Ring and the boy to spend a week with her relatives.
 We solicit the trade of this city and community strictly upon the merits of our work, as our future success da- pends largely upon our first efforts. Those who now favor us with their or. ders will get the best attention we can give. A. J. Bruce, Photographer.
 J. w. Redus died Friday morning at Wheatley, of hematura. It will be remembered that Mir. Redus was oD bond charged with ,he murder of Dr. Hest, a mistrial being had at last court. He is gone to meet the Judge of Judges. May peace rest his soul. UThere are thousands: of people, sui fering untold torture from piles, be- cause of, the popular impression that they canhot be cured. Tabler's Buck eye Pile Ointment will cure them and the patient will remain cured. Price 30 ,cents in bottles. Tubes 15 cents. Webb < Sanders.
 Mrs. NJ. Isaacs. returning from her European tour, landed in New York Tuesday and will arrive in Forrest City m about ten days via Boston, Chicago and St. Louis. She has spent most delightful summer in the Old World and her many friends await her arrival with much interest.
 Evangelist Haddock still continues the good work of spreading the gospel. Perhaps the beat, most forcible sermon he has preached since his advent here was last Saturday night. He selected for his subject, Charity" and read I Cor, Chapter 13. His words ap. pealed to the people and but few of his audience went home but were con. vinced that life is nothing without charity.
 Miss Jessie Fitzsimmons, of New port, who has been 80 pleasantly en- tertained for the past three weeks at the home of her cousin. Miss Louise hitzsimmons, returned to her home yesterday morning. Miss Jessis made host of acquaintances and many friends during her brief visit to our city, and warm welcome awaits her should she ever choose to visit our AoWu uSutu
 Happiness depends very much tu the condition of the liver and kidneys. The ills of life make but little impress. ion upon those whose digestion is good. You can regulate your liver and kid neys with Herbrne and enjoy health and bouvancy of spirits. Price 50 cents. Webb X Sanders.
 The cold wave the first of the week reminds many of us very forcibly that summer clothes are not comfortable in the winter time. The place to pur- chase warm outfit is Forrest City. Our advertisers are offering the most astonishing cash bargains in winter clothing. and these merchants stand ready 10 convince all corners that For rest City is the leading cash trading center of Eastern Arkansas. They pay the highest market price for cotton and country produce and by reason of cheap freight rates to and from this city, will use their utmost endeavor to make it to the farmers interest to do his buying and selling here. Investi-