The Forrest City times., 1903-10-09

Dt. IT A's honlOlu itiN bih Memphis, for Nashville, to visit his parents and friends. He contemplates taking situation with the Johnson, Lund Company, Dental Supplies, of Memphis, as travelling salesman.
 My fall stock of Groceries is coming in. Every line is complete even now. No old, stale goods. Everything fresh and crisp. Free delivery, prompt ser vice, lowest prices and best qualities at Sanders Grocery. w. T. Sanders.
 Dr. Albin's Liver and Kidney Pills are the best for constipation. torpid liver and disorded kidneys. They are small, dose small, all vegetable, per fectly harmless. ? pills in each bottle for l0c. Your druggists has them.
 Judge E. A. McCulloch, of Lee county, was prominent and distin- guished guest at the Marion Tuesday. He IS meeting with the most fattering support throughout the state in his aspirations for Associate Judgeship.
 Federal Judge Trieber, Attorney W. G. Whipple and Crier NJ D. McCabe, of Little Rock, spent Monday in town and were entertained by friends. They were enroute to Helena and missed connection with the Iron Mountain. We want your trade for Wines, Whiskies, Beer and Cigars. and we | are willing to earn it by selling you better goods for the money than others. | Try our Yannissee and Old Prentice. There are none better. Folbre S Co. l.. l.. Baldridge and ]. NJ. Living ston, of Wagoner, Indian Territory, l were here few days ago arranging to feed big bunch of cattle at the Con- sumers Cotton Oil Mill this season The first shipment is expected in few days.
 The Venerable W. K. Lloyd, D. D Archdeacon of Arkansas, will give series of lectures on tie church, in the Church of the Good Shephard, begin hing Wednesday, October Huh, at s o'clock. All seats free. Visitors in. vited.
 You are probably thinking of buying some furniture. Are you? If SC, it will certainly be to your interest to come and look at my immense line and get my prices. l can and will save you money on furniture. Robert l.. Pettus.
 There are several ayowed Candidates for county offices. Send us your an. rouncements. Just as well get the benefit of advertise ment now as to wait until later. The rate is the same. All announcements will be carried un- til the primary.
 II you are not acquainted with our store and prices, for your own satisfaction come In and zee us, and just at this time more especially, our big new line of furniture, You may want to know where to buy some thing in that line at correct prices After one visit, then you will know. Brandon X Baugh.
 The town was full of J. p.'s Mon- day. They are a genlal lot of good fellows, and 1t gave us real pleasure to shake several of their honest hands We acknowledge a pleasant call from Squires Hugh Coffey, II. C. Smith, W. '. Thomas, W. $. Illll, .. T Moore and ". B McLaren.
 We are in receipt of communca- tion from Yocona which We would very much like to have published, but as the writer did not disclose his or her identity, we were compelled to conSign same to the waste basket We do not print any sort of communica- ton without knowing the writer's name.
 The styles are constantly changing. Be sure you get the latest in color and fabric when you purchase Dress Goods. l have the most beautiful line of Dress Goods, Trimmings, and La- dies Furnishings that l ever carried The stock is right up to now, and the price so low that you are bound to be pleased. Robert l.. Pettus.
 Tie Tennant Shoes for mon, women. boys, girls and children, beat the world for wear and straight value. There are none better for the money. 1 have them in all grades and at various prices. Every pair bargain, no mat ter what the price. Don't miss seeing my line of Shoes It will pay you to look at these. Robert l.. Pettus.
 Miss Nonie Rogers entertained the J. l.. G. Club yesterday afternoon Those present were Misses Martha Cummings, Mary Word, Mary Joe Pet tus, L0llie and Mary German. Elise Prewett, Emma Eldridge, Claudia Mallory, Mamie Taylor, Johnnie Hor. ney, Francis Winthrop, Pearl Ander- son and Tolise Rollwage. Dainty re treatments were served.
 Mir. Andrew r. Swanstrom, of St. l Paul, Miuu., an old time friend of | Col, Landyoigt, stopped over d min ute Sunday on his way to Little Rock, | where he went as deputy Grand Mas ter to the E ghth Trennial assembly | of Royal aud Select Master Royal Arch | Masons, which met in that city Monday. | Mr. Swanstrom was elected General I Grand Master Monday.
 Emmet Davis, colored, was lodged | in dl "Wednesday for stealing hog He was arrested by Deputy Swan, up on Section l2 and committed in de fault Of bal. by Squire McLaren. Emmet Davis is a brother to Sam. who is also behind the bars. It is very strange coincidence that this is their first meeting since sam was sev,n ptNuI Is ,,i1 ,.,Ii.i i'm. ,...,, |.