The Forrest City times., 1904-10-14
Cbs {Orrrs1 Litp Gin1es
 kANDN OICT & VADAkIN. AditOro and Publishers.
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0Mr J. l.. Scott, one of the genial salesmen with Brandon < Baugh. was a Sunday visitor to his friend, Mir. Mart Hill, on the Soudan place, in Lee county. That was case of two hearty fellows well met.
 Children will find the biggest stock of school tablets, pencils, straps, lunch baskets, drawing paper, crayons, eras- CTS, pen.holdefs, pens, and other school supplies, at the Newsstand, and get their pencils pointed free.
 A Choctaw engine pushed three box cars eff of the safety on the ! Monday night, and they were turned over into the ditch just back ot the Forrest City Gin. The noise attracted quite crowd from radius of several bloeks.
 Children's School II ;nd E, sspI Brown styles. just received by R. II Winfield x Ce. These are specially pretty lines, and you ire invited to ih- spect them at once before the stock k broken. Prices are very reasonable.
 We notice qnite q large force of men again at work along the line of the Rock Island. ard much needed repair. are being GoEe We presume the sev- eral crossings in this city will come un- der theii attention in the near future
 ''TEETHINA," az it's name implies
 Is used by every mother wise
 To stay eonvulsions that come on
 When teething time begins to dawn.
 For Nausea, vomiting and the weak. irrita- he stomach of children, nothing equals Dr Moffett's "TEETlilNA." fTeething Powdersl aI.
 We have just received s shipment of deadening felt, ready made roofing and rosin side sheating paper. Paper your room with rosin side paper-cool in summer time. warm in winter Save one. half your fuel bill, Paslay < John. son.
 Don't fail to pay Sanders X Walker visit and see their large new stock of fall goods, which they are just DOW re- CelVing. They are prepared 10 make you some very close prices, and vii ap- preciate your visit whether you buy or not,
 Miss Attic Beck left yesterday for Memphis, where she will enter the Hlgbee School for the ensuing term Miss Attic IS one of the brightest and best ot our young girls, and we wish her the utmost success in her school career.
 MT. $. J. Sehwab. representing the Jesse Moore Hunt Co. of Louis. vile, Was in the city on business with T. C. FoIbre, Jr., & Co, Wednesday and has our thanks for fayOrs. Look lH Hya arf fiGa l eember.
 Don't fail to call at A. l.. Grady s when Nou are'in town, and see the new line ot Dress Goods, Vast Patterns and, Il fact, sll the latest styles in Dry tods of all kinds, just received and they i'll take pleasure in showing you through.
 Mrs. Elza Sparkman sold her farm of 2le 3S acres, lyipg miles west Of town, this week, to James Russell, for a cor Sideration of S4 345 65. This is ST. Der acre, and considered splendid price. The place has been renting for S325 per anuum.
 Miss DeNe'ling Rollwage left Tues day for Nashville, Tennessee, where Sit tHttltu " dlu StlDlldly Ter young ladies. She IS very studious youug woman, and We wish her the greatest success in her studies and honors at the commencement.
 Mrs. Charles II Sanders and daugh. ter, Mary, arrived Tuesday from Little Rock on visit to relatives and friends and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T Sanders. They will locate in Memphis again. and are on their way there, stop ping here only few days.
 The key to health is in the kidnf ys and liver. Keep these organs active and you have health, strength and cheerful spirits. Prckly Ash Bitters is Stm- ulant for the kidneys, regulates the liver. stomach and bowels. A golden household remedy. J. II. Duuavant, Special Agent
 MT. and Mrs. D c. Webb are receiv- ing the congratulations of their friends and relatives upon the arrival of a fine boy at their home last Thursday. The boy is fine and dandy, but the mother has been quite indisposed. They are having the undivided attention of Grandma Beck. and il is hoped both MI thrive under her mstroDlY notice.