The Forrest City times., 1905-10-13

Judge NJ NJ. Stuckey, of Newport, was registered at the Marion Sunday night. He was en route to Marianna to attend the Roberts trial.
 A letter from Mrs. Geo. r. Taylor at Muldrow, T announces the ar rival In that place of a new citizen who came on last Saturday and bears the name of Taylor Burton Pyle.
 J. c. Higgs left last night for Spring field, Missouri, in advance Of his family, who will make that their home. where Gordon will enter Drewry College and the children will attend pubic school. MT. Higgs has an offer of position with the Upham-Gordon Wholesale Shoe Company,
 Sheriff Ford, of Lee county, was here over night Tuesday, returning from Newport with a negro charged with the cold blooded murder of another negro Tn that county about eighteen months ago, since which time the first mentioned negro has been at large. He will probably hang.
 The key to health is in the kidneys and liver. Keep these organs active and you have health, strength and cheerful spirits. Prickly Ash Btters is a stimulant for the kidneys. regu- 1ates the liver, stomach and bowels A golden household remedy. j. II Dunavant X Go, Special Agents.
 d large shipment of cards, suit able for announcement cards; and are pre- pared to print them in the latest styles of the typographical art. We have new type, competent workmen, and our prices are right Large or small orders given prompt attention.
 Walter Merritt, the negro who said he believed God was keeping him alive until he should be baptized, and who was baptized in d bath tub last Thurs day afternoon, died Friday night, in accordance with his predictions. There IS something extraordinary about this case, which has attracted considerable notice.
 MT. Chas. B. Tarvpr, for several years with J. w. Beck tS Co and The J. w. Beck Co. has accepted position with Straub Brothers, Helena, and will enter upon his duties in that city next Monday morning. TaTyer Is good citizen and popular. and We regret 10 lose his citizenship. We wish him much success
 The City Electric Company have in. stalled their fine new 300 horse power Southern CorlisS engine It Is one of the handsomeSt and most expensive in Eastern Arkansas, and is credit to the n'erprise of the hustling young business men who are making Forrest City's lighting plant one of the best In the country
 X serenading party composed of Messrs John Grobmyer, David Davis and Chas Tarver, vocalists, and : Messrs. Moore and Wilgus mandolins and guitars made sweet melody in the West End on Monday. Those who were serenaded must have appreciated 1t highly. since 1t was so delightful to more distant listeners.
 MT. Geo. Maxwell and wife. of Beau mont, Texas, on their way to Missis- sippi, were turned back by the Missis- sippi quarantine officers, who would not let them enter the state. The re- cent clash between the authorities of that state and this, has caused the former state to enforce a retaiatory quarantine against Helena.
 R, C. Cabana will commence work in few days with the Frisco engineers in the survey of d line for new rairoai from Marion, Crittenden county to Ma rianna, Lee county. This road will be constructed in the near future, and then will be continued on south to some point on the Mississippi river near NatcheZ. Wynne Progress.
 Mrs T. C, Nall, teacher of the seventh and eighth grades at Crowley Ridge Institute was taken Ill on Thurs. day of last week, and was thought to be dang srously sick on Sunday. She is still quite weak, but is improving, and we hope will be able to resume her du- ties soon. Miss Oive Ga,lng took hel place in the school room, and has been getting along very nicely.
 The school now being taught at Crow ley Ridge Institute, from what we car learn, IS the most satisfactory in It's history, Professor Nall is a scholar, s high toned christian gentleman, dls eipllnarian, and an instructor Of spen. did ability It does our heart good tc feel and know that Forrest City has a first-class educational institution once more, and we hope it will never again be allowed to suspend or deteriorate
 We would like for the ladies to cal and examine our line of dress goods just received We were very careful in selecting this line, buying the late weaves and new shades, also the best qualities that could be had. Whether you are ready to purchase or net we want you to see our new goods We believe you will appreciate looking over our assortment and we will certainly take pleasure Tn showing you.-The J . ". Beck Co
 Dr. J. c. Barrett, well known vet erinary surgeon formerly of this citv. an old confederate soldier. and aged 6g years, twho almost lost his sight. and has been in the confederate home at Sweet Home A few mlleS snutbeaSt nf