The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19

Mir. F. J. Badinelli, of Wynne. was in town Friday on business with the Sikeston Telephone Company. Jim was formerly in the liquor business bere and has lost none of his old time gsniality. He is a very pleasant and interesting talker. He is an enthusi- astic supporter of Governor Davis.
 Nj ,.. Monroe was called to his door last S,t urday uight by some unknown person wbo hid around the corner of inc house. As Monroe locked out the party snapped pistol ab him. Tobe returned to hiS room, secared his gun, and again went 10 the front, but the enemy had evacu. .>ted the premisies,
 When you feel blue and that every thing goes wrong, take dose of Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will cleanse and jbvigorate your stomach regulate your bNWels, give vOu a reIish Tor your food and make you feel that in this old world Is good place to live For sale by j. T. Sa.adeis.
 We are sole agents for Heath x Millegan and Hammer Paint. Every bucket guaranteed. Sold under five year guarantee We also carry all colors in oil. Raw and Briled Linseed Oil at COG per gallon. Railway and Col lns leads-the two that leads Brushes of all kinds. Paslay & John son.
 The new addition to the city hal, under the supervision of Commlssionel \ ( al. IS also the Russell building adjoinipg same. The city IS to be congratulated upon having such handy man as T W. at their disposal, and he has saved them several months salary on this job alone.
 The scratch of pin may cause the loss of d limb, or even death, wien blood poisoning results from the inju- sry. All danger of this may be avoided, 5howeverf by promptly applying Cham berlain's Pain Balm. It IS an antisep tic and quIck healing liniment. for cuts, bruises and barns. For sale by J. T. Sanders.
 Brandon & Baugh have received tie
 largest and best selected line of Spring Goods ever brought to Forrest City
 They would like for all Of their cu.to- mers and all of other firms custO- mers to call and examine their stock.
 They can certainly put you next to the up to.date wearing apparel, and give prices that larger cities can't touch. Tho Middleton Stock Company are occupying the boards at the opera house for three nights this week begin hing last night. The weather last night was very indictment ard the au- dience was very small. They will ren. der In Old Virginia tonight. Cinderella. tomorrow afternoon, and Happy Hool- igan tomorrow night. Popular prices Sam Swan, candidate for assessor, was in town "Wednesday on business. having returned from Hot Springs on the 6th. He is not entirely relieved of his ear trouble, but is sufficient re covered that he expects to stay at home until after the primary, and informs us that he will try to see as many of | he voters as possible in the short time remaining.
 Next Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Church of the Good Shepherd. the anniversary of the birth of George Washington will be cOmmemorated by the Independent Order of Old Fellows, with an appropriate service and ad dress The Old Fellows will march Ia regalia from the hall to the church The public is invited to be present at this service.
 Mir. Ed Mallory has resigned as city Cotton Weigher, and has been succeed- ed by Mir. A. C. Wood, MT Wood Is well and favorabiy known as man of sterling integrity, good business quail iications, and sober judgment. and his appointment should give very gen erAl satisfaction. Mr. Mallory has gone to Madison where he is engaged in the grocery business.