The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-30
LOCAL ADDENDA.

will make his permanent headquarters
al Hsteher's stable. He Will treat al
diseaSss peculiar 10 the horse. Stock
examined free Of charge.
Children will find the biggest stock
vi school tablets, pencils, straps, lunch
baskets. drawing PAPER. cravons, eras.
RS, pen.holdets, pens. aud other school
Sdpplits. at tie Newsstand, and get
their pencils pointed free.
Prof. !. u Williams. OF DeValTs
Bluff. enrouta home from Memphis.
was IN The citv yesterday. 10 SEA bis
daughter, Mrs. Homer Fulbre and fam
ily, and Vas incidentally shaking hands
with his numerous friends.
Send your order for iob printing TO
Tine Times. PatronlZe your home pa
Ter, which never loses an opportunity
10 help you by advertising the town,
and sticks to you closer than brother
in time of need or distress.
Nj Ed Mallory. who had been en-
gagged IN the mercantile business at
Madison for some time, has removed
his stock To Round Pond, and will
hereafter keep store at that ace
The Times wishes him success.
Stage Terrell returned Monday from
Hope, where he had been engaged for
about two weeks as telegrapher for the
cotton exchange of that town. Stage
has developed into a tirst-class opera
tor and is on the road to success.
Mr.. T. NJ Short. representing Ware
4 Solomon, Of Helena, wi be at the
Marion Hotel next Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, with a full line OF
samples of fall and winter goods, and
Will be pleased to take your orders.
II your food does not digest well, a
few doses of prckly Ash Bitters will
set matters right. 1t sweetens the
breath, strengthens the stomach and
digestion, creates appetite and cheer
fitness. J II. Dunavant, Special Agt.
our country friends should never fail
To buy or order through the mail
'.TEETHINA." fer it surely fills
The bill, for teething children 5 ills,
.sTEETHlNAa AIDS Digestion, Regulates
the bowels of children of any age. and makes
ieething easy, and costs only - cents at Drug
Ksts-
Don't fail to pay Sanders Il Walker
a visit and see their large new stock ei
fall goods, which they are Just now re-
ceiylng. lhey are prepared To make
you some very close prices and Will ap-
preeiate your visit whether you buy or
not.
We have just received shipment of
deadeDing telt, ready made roofing and
resin side sheating paper. Paper your
room with roSin side paper-co0l In
summer time warm in winter Save
one. half your fuel bill. PaslaY Il john
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Williams have
splendid new boy. This is their sc
cOnd, and he arrived well and fine last
Wednesday morning. If he is as COED
a man as his daddy he will be all right.
and We cannot wish him any better
luck.
Jack Ferguson has accepted situa-
ton with T. C. Folbre Jr., Il Co. dur
ing the absence Of MessrS, Claude and
Hubert, and is dispensing the O b Joy
iul like an old hand Jack is 4 genial
fellow, and Will keep up the reputation
Of the house.
Mrs c. II. IIavens and little grand
daughter. Miss Doris Hodges, who
had been in Memphis several days, re-
tarned home Monday. They were ac
companied home by Mrs Tim Eel and
little son, who will be her guests for Il
week or more.
Mr.. Bill 7. Hall and three little girls
Mamie. Ollie and Iva. returned Mon
day from Spring Hill, Mississippi,
where they had been visiting relatives
ard friends for several weeks. Bill
gave Us pleasant call Monday and has
cur thanks for tayors.
The Choetaw Bridge gang which
Was at work on the platform at the
freight house last week, and large
number of section men along the line,
were land OIL "A few DAYS age, and re-
pair work has practically come to a
>tandstili in these parts.
Among the transfers Of real estate
this week WIS lao acres in the bottom,
known as the lIaslay farm, by James
MeCutChen 70 +. i. Taylor. conSidera
ton being 5000. This place formerly
paid the campaign expenses of Mr..
lIasiay when he aspired 20 congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Wylds returned
from the Far. and enjoyed the visit
immensely. We met Mrs. Wylds in
town Wednesday and she informed us
that her daughter, Mrs w. T. Dowell,
ice Willie WyldS. who had been at
nome for the summer, returned 10 Ar
iona Wednesday.
Effective September Is. the Iron
Mountain will sell coach eXcursian
tickets to st Louis and return at So. 30
fer the round trip, on Sundays, Mon
das, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thurs
days, good for seven DAYS, during the
months OF October and November, with
lnal limit of December 9TH.
Miss Stella Evitts the charming as
sistant at the postotlice, recently had
an experience while out riding with a
company of friends, which, according
Il Mr. Bell, proved her not emily an
equestrienne OF some considerable abi
ity, but a heroine as well-but We prom.
ised not to put il in the paper