The Forrest City times., 1905-09-29
LOCAL ADDENDA.

over Saturday ulght on tlls way nome from lengthy visit in Northern Atk- anSas
 Miss Conn., of Brinkley, who was guest of Mrs. NJ l.. Jackson, several days last week returned to her home Saturday.
 Hattie Jones returned Friday. from MouteaVls and Nashvil C, Teunessep, and Golden Lake, Arkansas. where she has beeu visiting several months.
 We want half doz-n more baby pictures to till out another page ln the Art Souvenr Supplement. The page of babies which We have alfesdy IS the prettiest picture we have so far had made. The cost is but sl.50.
 Mr l. l.. Preston. of the firm ot Nebhut, Preston X c., cotton factors, of Memphis, was visitor in town Sdt- urday, getting acquainted with the cotton growers Tie firms adveiti ment appears in this issue of The Times
 Mir w S Hughes, of Haynes, was m the city Monday, accompanied by his charming and beautiful daughter, Miss Eva, who was en route to Danyille. Virginia, to enter the Randolph Ma con College. He accompanied Der as far as Memphis
 Irregular bowel movements breed dis ease in the body You should purify and regulate the bowels by using Prickly Ash Btters. It IS mildly cath artc and strengthens the stomach, liver and kidneys. l. II. Dunavant X Co., Special Agents.
 A leaf from sword fern. grown by Ms. J. B. Sanders, was on exhibition up town Monday, and may now be seen at this office. It measures 63 inches in length. Mrs. Sanders has many beauti- ful flowers, and lovely home with their ad9rning beauty.
 Services at the Baptist church on Sunday at II o'clock by the pastor. Elder ]. A. McGor1. The Lords Sup per will be observed after the sermon, the subject of which will be Peters Confession At night an address to young men will be given.
 FOR SALE-TWo mules about Is hands high; will weigh about l2O0 pounds each; in good condition; one new thfee-ineh Old Hickory wagon, and also one set of new wagon harness Price, S250 cash. May be seen at my store at Widener ". '. Crutcher.
 Mir. Geo Bowman, of Madison, was in town last Thursday on business. Bowman is always busy, and always brings something to se l and takes little change back with him If all farmers would do likewise they would soon own the wealth of this country
 The Daughters of the Confederacy are requested by their president, Mrs. T. C. Merwin, to meet at the court house on Thursday, October 5. All ladies interested in the work of this or ganlZation are earnestly desired to be present and affiliate themselves with It's efforts
 Miss Attic Beck will leave Monday for Washington, D. C., to attend the Florence school, of which Miss Beare is principal, and Miss Anna Webb. d sis ter of MT. D. c. Webb, of this city, is an assistant. It is select school con- ducted entirely by ladies, and is limit ed to p pupils.
 Robert l.. Benson. who has been struggling wieh an attack of illness for somt time has declared himself victor, and Robert IS himself again. Later MT. Benson is still quite ill and will visit Hot Springs for brief season in search of health, and we hope he will be greatly benefited
 Dr. Archer Hatcher left Sunday, via Memphis, for St. Louis, where he will re-enter the St Louis School of Phar- macy. and graduate this term. He will be absent about seven months. The Times wishes th's splendid young man the greatest success and that he will graduate with honers.
 Rev. k. 0. Rogers, el Paragould, who recently held d very surct sstul Gospel meeting here Hi a tent has accepted Il cal t0 the passionate of the Christian church of this city for one year, and will enter upon his dutes on October <, at which time he will preach at the usu- al hours morning and night
 As a dressing for sores. bruises and burns Chamberlain's SalVe k all that can be desired. It is soothing and healing in its effect. It aNays the pain of a burn almost instantly. This salve is also certain cure for chapped hands and diseases of the skin. Price D cents. For sale by l. T. Sanders.
 Miss Pearl Davis, principal, and Miss Mamie Hampton, assistant. closed their school at Colt last Friday with picnic, which was thoroughly enjoyed by pu- pls and patrons. The term just closed has been very satisfactory in every respect, and these earnest teachers de serve great credit for their untlrlng ef- forts III it's behalf
 Our stock of dress goods is now com plete. Drop in and our salesmen will take pleasure in showing you all the late weaVes such as Henriettas, Clay Serges, Fancy Mohairs, B8tIstes, La dies Cloth, Broadeloths, Woolen Plaids French Serges, storm Serges, Plain Mohairs, Habit Cloth, Prunnellas, Cravanettes and Novelty Worsteds - Brandon, Bsugh X Go.
 MT. c. Y. Nash and r. N Anger. of Nettleton, were registered at the Ma