The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18

The X A. kitschbenm X Co.'S fam. ous line of clothing, All sizes for men and boys. is handled by Russell, GIa- ham X Go exclusively. Examine it.
 Dr r. Frank, of Shelbyville, Illinois, he home of our little ones, and one tme home of ve editor, was m the city
 Wednesday, and gave us pie asaut call. He Is the proprietor of Dr. Franks
 Wonderful Eye Salve, and is an eye specialist. He is touring Eastern Ar kansas looking fer real estate invest ments and incidentally following bis profession.
 MT. Harrison Robertson, of Psles- tine, was In the city Tuesday on busi- ness. and gave Us a pleasant call He enrolled his name for thls great re llglous ckly, stating that he had ac- cldentally seen copy and was so fav- orably impressed with Il that hs be. lleved that Ina could not get along without ir. We appreciate his good opinion, and viii keep up onr en- deavors tl merit the good opinion of all classes in this our home county.
 Tn this issue The Times presents quite handsome advertisement from an artistic standpoint, and very u. teresting one from A Standpoint of the economical buyer, in that of Messrs. F. Purely & Co. These enterprising mer- chants are not behind Tn the way of Iarge and varied stock, and their long experience in the particular Ines makes II possible for them to know just what you want and the correct price. We will appreciate 1t If you will read their advertising give them a call, and tell them you saw 1t in The Times.
 Death has been reaping d harvest, the past week, Tn Johnson township ] Last Sunday Ghas Lindsay passed , away. leaving wife and one child
 The remains were laid away in Hughes
 cemetery Monday On Monday Hugh
 Montgomery, step son of Mir McNull,
 died, and was buried Tuesday in l Hughes graveyard. They were both
 good citizens, and while the deaths
 were unayoldable, we regret the loss of | two good citizens.
 Mr. Al. Quieley and family, wbo have been in the West for several l months, arrived Friday, and will spend a month with relatives and friends in st. Francis county. Mir. Quig'ey was m the city on business Wednesday and 1 gave Us pleasant call. He is well pleased with the various improvements | that have taken place since he left, and 1t is not altogether problematictl that he may return 10 live, though be seems well satisfied with his present surroundings.
 A nice dress skirt is always q source of pride and satisfaction, if you get ihe kind that sets inst right and Ii's the form. Russell, Graham & Go. have I specially nice line of ladies' skirts and nnderskir'S, winch have an air of fash ion and dlSlincti0n about them that pleases everybody. Let them sell you one that will let you enjoy every tenet of good taste, and not hit your pocket book ton hard. Gall early and sea tha entire line and get first choice of great variety of col0rs and fabrics. A merry party of pleasure seekers went n the bottoms Monday, return. Ing Wednesday, composed of Messrs Rufus F0ndren, Henry Wilder, Hugh McCormick and wife and two chlldtcp. Jesse and Guy, Miss Winnie, Walter and Bessie Stevens, and Master NJ ali on | folbre. They went h Pettijohn, ih, other side of Burnt Cane, and win 2 they did not catch great many i.h, they searched faithfully for Donohou lake, and would have been searching yet. but for the advice of the city mar shal, who advised postp0nement 0f | further pursuit. They never did find | the lake mentioned, but i was lots of ] fun.