The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
LOCAL. ADDENDA.


 Forrest City may expect soon Io b. de populated of young people.
 The finest line of mems wool sweaters and flannel shirts ever brought to For rest City, at Russell Graham 4 ldersen Company.
 Special Rates on accornt Of Thanks giving. When the rate IS less than $, one-third fare round trip. On sale Nov. 29 30. Return date Dee ". $. Durbolow.
 Mrs. ] E. Williams, ot DeIalIs Bluff, who had been visiting her dsugs- ter, Mrs. Homer Folbrr, in this city for week or ten days, returned home Tuesday morning.
 prickly Ash Btters can be depended on to cure the kidneys, corrects the urine, sttengl hens the stomach and IT, lieves backsche. J. H. Duosysnt & O., Special Agents.
 MT. J. T. Houston, the merchant lately entering business at WIdener, was m the city yesterday. He favored The Times with an order for job work, which Is appreciated.
 Miss Alice V Simmons, the accom- plisned teacher now on the stan of Crowley Ridge Institute. entertained her private German class of eight most cbarmingly last night.
 Miss Mary Joe Pettus has accepted position with J. s. Shields X Co.,. and will prove valuable and very charm ing addition to the clerical force of that popular establishment.
 The flavor of Old Hickory Smoked Bacon IS delicious. Once used always eaten, There is no other just as good. It IS the cream of salt meats. Sold by Kirby & Stout, Grocers.
 Mrs. Charles R. Izard went up to Colt Saturday night and spent Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Christopher, and other relatives and friends, returning Monday.
 Of course We do not advocate the ex- eessive use of stimulants, but If you wish something that really rpfreshes you without injury try our Old Yaunis- see. I. C. Folbre, Jr., & Co.
 For the small boy there is nothing  sold by Brandon, Baugh & Co. They are made to it wei and to wear well. Try suit for your little son.
 LOST.-On Hill street. between Iron Mountain depot and pool room, plain gold watch with letter Fl" on front, with SL. Louis tOb. Liberal re- ward If returned to pool room.
 If you get a drink of bad whiskey or warm beer At our bar, it will cost you nothing. You can't lose us, because we don't keep either. Try. and be con- vinced. T. C. Folbre, Jr. $ Co.
 Fine whiskey at the price of cheap. Our Old Cutter Rye is as good as any made, and price Is very reasonable Try 1t once and you'll never want to change. N. E. Nelson S Co.
 The friends of Mrs. NJ l.. Monroe will be pleased to learn that she IS rap- idly recovering from her illness, having rallied nicely from surgical opera tion performed d few days ago.
 Shoes. Have just received my new fall lines, and ask you to call and set them. l have them for Ladies, Misses Men, Boys and Chidren-all sizes styles and prices. W. T. Sanders.
 The largest assorted lin. of shoes in Forrest City. Have jus placed an order for 92, 800 wcrth ot the famous Dutten hoff-r ladies si Ors tor spring delivery Fuse l-Graham-A' 'derson Company.
 My stuck Of Groceries is now com plete. and fulI of fresh goods of all kinds. My prices will interest you. as they are tue lowest Phone vour next order or call and see m-. A. L. Grady
 Mrs B. F lardiu and little son Alfred, of Memphis. rived In the clt, on last Friday morning to visit Mrs John T Brady. Ms. Hardin will b, remembered by many as Miss San Hatcher
 LOST OR STOLEN One dark ba, horse. black mane and til. l51 hand high, 3 years old, weighing loo to 200 pounds, Ill gcod coudIt,0e, n, marks Reward for the recovery. II A. Morrison, EtIlr, Arkansas.
 Mr. Howell Grobmyer aud wife, e Carrelten, Kentucky, arrived in tn city Wednesday, ana are guests At tn home ot l. k GrobmSe MT HoweI Grobmytr IS brother of John Grob myer and d nephew ot l.. k. Grobmyet
 Now that cotton is selling for l. cents wouldn't 1t De nice little surprise t the editor if you would drop m and pa for your paper another year? And thel he would believe that you appreciat his efforts to bring about these goo, prices.
 Attorney 0. B Rollwaee went dow, 10 Squire Heustiss' court at Bonai Monday to defend d negro woman charged with carrying razor as weapon. He secured a change of venu to the court of Squire PIpkin at tn Cut-Uff.
 Mir. Maumas Rawlisou, of Rawlison was business visitor in town Tuesda and gave Us pleasant call. We wer glad to hear through him that our friend Mr. k. Duncan, who had been crit cally ill, IS improving, and ou a fair wa