The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-10-16

Any lady or gentleman buyiny their
clothing from Brandon Il Baagh, can
rest easy fer they surely get the styles
up to the minute and the best goods
that can be had.
The styles are constantly changing.
Be sure you get the latest in color and
fabric when you purchase Dress
Goods. / have the most beautiful line
of Dress Goods, Trimmings, and La
dies Furnishings that | ever carried
The stock is right up to now, and the
price so low that you are bound to be
pleased. Robert l.. Pettus.
r. E. Davenport is very low, and
his relatives have very little hope that
he will ever be better. lie has been In
bad health for several years and re-
Gently spent several weeks in Colorado
seeking benefit. He is highly es-
teemed by all who know him and it is
a matter of sincere regret that his
chances seem so slight.
The Tenant Shoes for men. women,
boys, girls and children, beat the world
for wear and straight value. There
are none better for the money. | have
/ them in all grades and at various
| prices. Every pair a bargain, no mat
ter what the price. Don't miss seeing
my line of Shoes. 1t will pay you to
look at these. Robert l.. Pettus.
| Motifs, pendants, wool and silk
| Cluny, all over faces i'm light and
heavy, and In fact everything that the
| dowD-to-date woman requires in dress
trimmings, notions and millinery, may
be had of Madame T.. Boyle at popular
prices. Call and see her big stock OF
new fall goods. Every department is
replete with the very latest styles anC
most popular effects.
At the regular meeting of the cit,
council last week Mr. NJ. Isaacs wa.
unanimously chosen to fill the vacancy
on the board of aldermen occasioneC
by the resignation Of Mr.. A. Meyer
The selection gives general satisfac
ton, and no doubt Mr. Isaacs viii
faithfully attend to the best Interest,"
of the entire community in genera
and OF the southsde in particular.
Stanley Knight, of New Orleans, Il
the donor of "A pair of sweet baby ALI
gators-one to Miss Merwin and che t
Miss Anderson. They arrived Mon
day. and are under the paternal care O
George Kaiser at the court house pend
ing their naturalization and acclimati
cation. They are perfectly lovely
and we presume the young ladies viii
teach them to do all kinds of fann.
tricks.
Mrs Jas. A. Mason and daughter
LYDIA, who had been visiting relative
and friends IN Tennessee for severa
weeks. returned Friday, and Mrs. Lula
Parham and Miss Mary Mason who hat
been slch charming and gracious
guests at the Marion during thei
mothers absence, have returned I,
their own vine and fig tree, much t.
the regret OF their numerous friend
and admirers at the hotel.
| Our Mr.. Vadakin will leave tonlgh
on his annual October visit to his child
rem and other relatives in Illinois, ant
to the st. Louis markets, where he will
personally select a big line Of books o
all kinds-the very newest, brightes
and best to he had-together with larg
lines of games, bric.a- brac, albums
Christmas cards, calendars, and thi
seasons novelties He will return il
time to hear Coy. Jeff Davis fix him.
The sad news Of the death of Mr.
A. W. Terrell, Of Memphis. which oc
Cured at Oklahoma CITY, on Wednes
day, October l4th. 1903, Of typhoio
fever, reached here yesterday, and tn,
remains, accom- panied by his mother
brother and other relatives, passed
through this morning enroute to Mem
phis where the interment will taxi
place today. His relatives reside IA
Palestine, and he was quite we'll known
here. The family have our SINGER
sympathy.