The Forrest City times., 1905-10-20


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 The line uf brautilul silks at Bran. don X B4ugh's are b1'h as to excel i lence ot qua L., >tye ot cuiur> and ex | qulsIte finish. af class that have never been squdied in Forrest City abd tht 1 prices are the lowest that have been of fered buyers of such goods.
 Eleven local bodies were represented At Moon Lake Wednesday and count, l organiZatlun of the Farmers Unior was formed : M Blaloek was elected | president, and Charles Moore, secre tary. The next meeting Of the Unior will be held in Forrest City on >atur day, November Is
 W. II. Foley and W. F.. Gray, o1 1 Goodwin, were in the city today ct route to MariaDna. where they will testify in Tn the case of the Holub boys and Franks, charged with horse steal ing. Mir Foley was accompanied by his young son, Douglas, and Mir. Gray by his VI fife and daughter.
 Brandon & Baugh have this season made psinstaking selection of their dress goods, and ladies will find then stock an exceedingly attractive one from which to choose their winter ap- parel. Every lady in the county is in- vited to examine them. Prices will also prove an agreeable surprise.
 MT. E.. Turley returned Monday night from Memphis, where he had been on a goods-purchasing trip. While there he visited Rev. Geo. E. Hancock beloved rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd. and found him greatly improv. in health, and bearing uI bravely under his great afflictions. Dr. J. o. Rush is preparing to rage tn mil ha rth Front and IZard streets to the ground and will shortly erect thereon hand some and modern residence It is a | beautiful site and will be very conven. ient for our enterprising friend. who is enjoying large and lucrative practice
 The ladies of the Presbyteriar church desire to inform the public thai they will have an oyster lunch at noor and eveuing on November ,, at the ole Bank building, near the postofflce. The public is cordially invited, and it i! hOI ed there will be a liberal patronag, which their unselfish efforts certainl, deserve.
 Eighty pages of The Times Art Souvenir Supplement. containing more than one hundred pictures are now completed and ready for binding w, very much desire eight more baby pie lures to fill out another page of babies Won't you send us d photograph of you sweet babe and $l 50 to pay for cut Please do.
 The fall and winter stock of clothin, at Brandon X Baugh's will strike tn, average purchaser as one of the yer, finest bargains ever offered in Torres City. No house can possibly compet, with their prices, because no houS, handles the same quality of goods fo the money. Call and see them and ge your winter suit.
 Judge T. c. Folbre is arranging t go next week to San Antonio, Texas where he will spend season for tn benefit of his health Judge Folbr is always greatly improved by his sc journ Tn the balmy air of the South west, and we trust that he may retur to us this time mOre thoroughly rejuy enated than ever.
 The telephone exchange is being re modelled, and new boards are being in stalled. S. C. Poague is doing the work and when it is completed we will hay one of the best arranged systems in tn state. The new manager, MT. Charle Mulherron, is taking great interest i the improvement which will be exceed ingly satisfactory to all concerned, The board at the cotton eXchang showed very feverlsh condition of tn market this week. The fluctuaton kePt the spectators on the jump, an the vagaries of the market held then up to the point of uncertainty all tb time. We have no advice to offer, a the gentlemen who are venturing o the game are probably better poste thanwe.
 The remains Of Mir A. B. Cook al rived on the delayed Iron Mountain train Wednesday, and in one of tn worst rain storms ever witnessed il this section were laid to rest at 1 B pm. The attendance at the grave wa necessarily curtailed, but sullicien number of our people were there L maintain the amenities in the last sat rites, which were solemnly conducted by Rev. S. II Babcock ,of the Methods church. Mir Cook was well known f.