The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17

trF utHtNtEa MI. A d. tCCdtu dUu Mrs N H Auey Owing to the ab- e-nce ot Miss Mary. at sehccl, most ct the time ot Miss Naecsro's visit will b- spent witt Mrs Alley.
 Tue hue of beautiful silks st Btar- don. Bsugh's x Co. are both A. to excel Ienee ot quality, style ot eoiors and ex quislte dnish. ef class that have never betu .qHsIed iu Forrest City and the prices are tue lowest that have been Ot- fered buyers of such goods.
 Quality does not recogniZs price as serious competitor. However. we have both Tn our superb line of mems work shirts. oversbiris aud dre shirt T The quality is AS good AS the best aud the price is houtd 10 please YOU. Come and see our line krrby k Stout.
 As ue slide down the banisters of life. We should clear II If splinters by occasionally eating some Of that fine candy made hs the F. D. Seward Candy Factory, fl St. Lotus. aud sold in For. rest City hy Kirby < stout, who always keep full and fresh supply.
 Kirby X Stout are handling splen-
 
 popular prices. and will be glad to show you their late styles. Catch the inspi ration that passes through your mind, and don't put it off Buy now while the stock IS complete and hobby.
 Mr. $ E Kelley, one of the best all- round printers who eyer came down the pike, has, after brief change of climate, returned to his first love, The Times, where he IS heartily welcomed, and will be glad to serve his friends and the public with first class printing of all kinds.
 The charred shingles on the roof of the Methodist church were removed Wednesday and the work of placing the new covering is in progress and will be finished in day or two. The interior of the building will be overloaded at once and the church placed in condition for immediate use.
 MT. J. S Y0umans, prominent banker Of Pataskala, Ohio, arrived Tn the city Sunday night and has been the guest of his friend, MT. George B. Mallory MT. 1oumans IS a yearly visitor to thls section, and he always meets with cordial reception from his friends hereatouts.
 The city has been crowded with rall- road people for several days. There has been gathering of the official clans here, but pursuing the policy usually observed by railroad folk, they refused to divulge their plans. We are assured the outcome will be for the benefit of Forrest City.
 Mrs. Linnie NJ. White, of Olive Branch, Mississippi, arrived in the city Tuesday to look after her property in terests, and was cordially greeted by her many friends, who were delighted to have her with them once more. She has been guest of Dr. and Mrs. Merritt and other friends.
 eMr Jeel E. Wynne, of Memphis, came over Wednesday and remained until last night looking after bis prop ertv interests and shaking hands with friends. Joel IS one of the best young men who can claim Forrest City as the place of his nativity, and we are always pleased to have him visit us.
 Brandon, BauQh x O. have this sea son made palnstaking selection of their dress goods, and ladies will find thelr stock an exceedingly attractive one lfrOm which to choose their winter ap- parel Every lady in the county is in vited tb examine them. Prices will also prove an agreeable surprise
 Tenderness or aching In the small of the back IS a serious symptom The kidneys are suffering. Take Prickly Ash Bitters at once. It is "A reliable kidney remedy and system regulator and will cure the tioubie betore il r.aches the dangerous stage. J. II Dunayant & Co, special Agents
 Judge :. II Mann returned Wednes | day night fton Helena, where he haC been as attorney fer W. l.. C4rthran l charged with horse stealing. Int trial resulted In hung jury and ths cas- went over to the spring t-Im o court, Wken Holub and Gossett, alleg ed accomplices, will a'SD te tired.
 The Fussell-Graham Alderson Com pans have recently installed three new show cases, which add greatly 10 the ap pearance of their handsome dry good, and shoe department. The young mer Tn charge 0t these quarters are luStll proud ot these new eonveniences an( will uSe their utmost eudeavoT to pleas, those who may call to see these i'm provemeHts
 Judge S. II Mann returned trida, from Pine Bluff, where he had been |, attend the bedside of his sister, Mis-
 Mamie, who was dangerously i'll w are very much grattied to note that tn, patient is greatly improved and nov out of danger, which will be welcom
 news to her wide c'rcIe of friends il
 Forrest City.
 Mir. Oliver C. Soice, of Indianapolis a brother of Mrs John C. Bell, wal here on visit to his relatives. He timed his coming to the anniversary of tn, marriage of MT. and Mrs. Bell and ha been very happily entertained by ou popular friend. This is Mir. Soice's frs visit 10 Forrest City, and he has beer very favorably impressed with our pro gressiveness.
 The fall and winter stock of clothin, | at RraDdDn RaNeh o GL.,S ct r;tao th,