The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27

Mrs Fred E Atkins. of Clarendon. nee Mabie Williams. arrived ln tie city Wednesday night tram New poit where she had been IA for several weeks, and wi vlslt h. rents. Mr and Mrs. W t. Wlllda numerous friends, for short seas
 MT and Mrs l.. ". Horne. of Mem phis, arrived n the city >8niay and registered at the Marion. Mrs. Horne spent the week ln town, chatming guest Of Mrs. Maggle Hatcher Ed left Tuesday night at'er ealing upon his trade and mingliug with his friends He has our thanks for favOrs. e
 Brandon & Baugh have this season made 4 painStaking selection of thrIr dress goods, and ladies will find theu stock an exceedingly attractive one ttOm winch tt choose their winter ap- parel Every lady in the county is Tn. vited U examine them. Prices will also prove an agreeable surprise.
 Mrs. Joe Myers. of Argenta. came over Wednesday to visit her mother. and go under the treatment of Drs Wm. Crutcher, of Pine Bluff, who came oyer sunday. MT Joe Myers came over Saturday to b- by the bed side ot hls wlfs We trust that Mrs. Myers will soon be restored to health
 Little Frank Bayett had his leg brokeH lB two places yesterday cn the plAy-grounds at tue Crowley Ridge h. sltute while p5aytrg with lis schpeI- mates. Pretty rough play this. bat boys vii br boys until they learn by costly experience ta te mcu-aad even then. many mrn afe hut eHergroWn boys
 Ms J hu ( Heu. Vtg has been aj- sent dulm2 the >ummtr. and 1fc.y touring tte ar.tic Coast states. fe- turned home last Friday. greatly 11 tae de.igtt-ut the postmaster aud large citcss ef trend. Nf. Ee WAS fer sometime during erabSerce but now looking the De arr et health ata hap piless
 The Iadi-~ Of tf4 Presb,terjan church deSiI- te1u'ofm tL- pubic ttat thcY wi have au. oyster luuch al uuaf aud eveun : on November J, Al tbe oTd Bauk build ugtear tue post flee The pub ie Is c0ldiai invited, and II K hot e1 tiere Will ue a lioeIa patronage which theit uuseItish efforts certainly deserve.
 Qulte a large crowd assembled at the depot Wednesday to see the president. but Is train did not stop, and he looked like thirty cents he stood on the rear of his ear and waved his hand and WAS whlrled through the city at the rate of twenty mile, an hour He was given three hearty cheers by the patriotie populace.
 The fall and winter stock of clothing at Brandon k Baugh 5 wlli strike the average purchaser as one of the very finest bargains ever offered in Forrest City. No house can possibly compete with their prices, because no house handles the same quality of goods for the money. Call and see them and get your wintersult.
 MT. E. Star Thompson. representing the American Tot aceo Company, was in the city Saturday, and gave us pleasant business cal, He has oar thanks for substantial faYOrs Look up his adIeftisemetto of Back Bear Chew ing Tobacco. Ltading merchants a'e authorized te alvr one Hug With every two plugs purchased.
 Mir. otto W. Rollwaae has accepted position in the counting loom of the Fussell-Graham- Aldersou Company. Otto has many relatives and friends here who congratulate him upon his opportunities, and being a young man of thorough basiness q8ahties lie should soon master the situation and make success ot his efforts.
 Mr Wm. II Barues. of St Louis. Was n the city Monday night He in- formed Times man ttat Ms. Barres had returned three weeks ago from At lan,a, aud that then beautiful little daughter, Louise contracted diphtheria While away, but had been mlraculously cured in few days by tie anti-tcxine treatment ln Nj. Lotus.
 Col Y. B Izard is sgiil far from well, and though able t9 sit up d little. IS very weak and emaeiattd from tie i severe illness which recently attacked him, and has lest about twenty pounds l in weight Ne sincerely sYmpathize l with Colonel IzaId in his aflliCtI0n and | h0T e he will soon De able to again mix I