The Forrest City times., 1904-07-29
Arriyal and Departure of Trains
HocTAv. OKLAHOMA X GULF R. K.
LOCAL ADDENDA

4 general Cl-atlng sale IS now on at |. II. Winfield X Cos. whete you can uarcbase sWeIi hat and anything in artificial flowers Tn the house At ridicu I0asIy low prices The flowers must be sold. Room foT new fall goods must be made, and this is d rare opportunity n secure these goods at prices never before offered ii ths city.
 Miss Mary Gd,man, who had been visiting relatives and friends here for couple of weeks, returned to Searcy Wednesday nieht, accompanied by Miss Ruth Hatcher, who will visit in the German home in that city for a brief season. Thy were ee0mpanied as far ds Wynue by MiSSes De Yelling Rofiwage. Addye HorDie and Mary Mallory.
 Mrs. Max Yufle returned from St Louis las' Monday. loud it. her praises of the Worlds Fail While there she experienced q days uneasiness by hav- Ing lest her h lie son, Sammy. The little fellow wandered around for half day, and was hually brought home by policeman. Mrs. Yotfie says she will wire her children next time she leaves home.
 MT. and Mrs L. " Horne of Mem phis. arrived Tn the ty Wednesday, the former on business with the hard ware trade and Mr3. Horne to visit with friends for several weeks She will be st the Marion for the present, and later will probe bly be with Mrs. Maggie Hatcher for short time Their many friends are delighted to have them with ne again
 MT. and Mrs T W Payne and baby returned Saturday from their visit to the wild and wool.y vest MT Payne was favorably impressed with Southern Oklahoma and thinks he would like to make that his home. We hope, however. that St. Francis county stll holds sufficient attractions to make tim delay any further action i'll the matter for good many yeaz8.
 We sold a handsome BentleY Organ 70 Eld. J. H. Starks last week, and de- Hvered the same Saturday. It Is solid walnut case, and d beauty, and Starks Is highly pleased with it. If you col pred friends are thinking of buying an Organ, call and see the instrument at stark 8 home. and then give us d call. We twill sell te responsible parties at sl5 cash. and balance s5 per month.
 Mrs. Hattie A. Knight, N h0 Id been n Hot Springs for time visiting with the AYeryS and other relatives and friends, and who later went tU Old Mexico and spent several months with her widowed sister iu law, returned home "Wednesday, greatly to the de- light of MT. Harly Knight and her large circle of friends. Ms. Knight is eujoying god health and is glad tO be at home again.
 Prof A. W. James. a travelling mu. SIC and dancing teacher, dIed at Tex atkana last Friday of cOnges on, sud denly. He was n confederate veteran. and had taught dancing Tn every coun- tN i'll Arkansas. He will be remem- bered by great many of his old pupils here. We remember that he taught in the old Winthrop opera house in the Sni, and several of the ladies of this city, who were then Tt le eifs, were Is pupils
 Miss Pansy Wheeler of Memphis, Who bad been charming guest of rel. atlves at Madison for d week, was a de- llghttul visitor III the home of Post master and Mrs Bell, where she was being entertaintd bv Miss Edna Miss Wheeler went to Madison Wednesday, will return here Monday, and she and Misses Bell and Nash will go to Mem phis, the latter onher return to Ashe- vile, N. c, and the former to vis,. in the Wheeler home for few days
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 DeWitt'S Little Early Riser. are small easy to take easy and gentle in effect Vet they are SG certain in results that no one who uses them is disappointed For quick relief from biliousness. sick headache, torpid liver, iaundice. diz1i. ness and all troubles arising from an Inactive, sluggish l:ver Early Risers are unequaled. Sold by ! T Sanders
 MT l.. II. McGItfey was in Madison saturday, aud had d nArrow escape with his life \ COW belonging to Mi RuH became choked uu an apple. and hr McGufley was assisting to get the apple out of the 6aYiue'S throat. when tle party who Was hold TX the rope Slaeked ifl and the COW made Gmck shot with her horn. the point taking effect In his cal knocking hinl about ten feet over against fence. He has had very sore ear as conse. quence, but is getting along nicely to. ward recovery.
 James Bruce Batts aged one yeaf and eleven days infant son of Mr and Mrs. Walter Bats died at their home Tn the northern pant ot town al 2 clock saturday morning and was buried sunday at II o'clock n :. III the Hughes cemetery Rev & II BabcOok uf the Methodist church, officiating The dear Oahy was smart httle fr,. low. and the pride and jry of his pa. Iehts. and others of the family. He fad Just f-ached that age w..pn babies tie >e sweet and lutt. -sttnp The ines extends cir rcere sympathy ln ,hrir great befeavt tH-ht
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