The Forrest City times., 1905-09-22

Judge II. \. Hutton, of Marianna. arrived Sunday t9 hold the regular >epte mber, 1905. term af st Francis circuit court. The judge has "A large number of warm friends here who are always glad to shake h's honest hand.
 Look ont for our sale for the benefit of the Methodist church which wa- damaged by fire Mon lay. One WICK sale will begin soon-dste If sale tu be announced later Ladies of the church wi assist At Dhis sale, IS cashiers, etc
 Tom Barrow has the prettiest and most attractive show window in town. It is made of hand painted wares, and lS very tastily arranged Tom is cater. ing to the best trade, and this line oi goods ought tn supply long felt want
 Hon. O. \. killough and Judg, Gooch, of Cross county. were down tC min2ie with the geod people of thi. county on Thursday of last week anf take Tn the demonstrations and hOspI tatItieS They paid us pleasant cal
 If your food does not digest well. . few doses of Packly Ash Bltiers vii set matters right IL sWeetens tn, breath, stret gthens the stom ach auC digestion. creates appetite and cheer fulness. l. II. Dunavart & Go, Spec ial Agents.
 The city has purchased d 10x1Oxl. Duplex Air Compressor. style D. witt Meyer cut off. arranged te run singlv centrifugal governor, Russian iror tagging, special oiltng outfit, etc, at q cost nt Sl49i.90, and when insta lee Will cost nearly 5000.
 Irregular bowel movements breed dis ease in the body. You should purif, and regulate the bowels by using Prickly Ash Bitters It is mildly cath artlc and strengthens the stomach liver and kidneys. J. Fl. DunavanI X Co.,, Special Agents.
 MT. k. G. Bradfield, one of the bes, all-round newspaper men in the coun try has accepted a situation with The Times, and Is expected to go on duty Monday. At present he will assist II. principally with the Souvenir, and in the local and mechanical work.
 As dressing for sores. bruises and burns Chamberlain $ Salye is all that can be desired. It is soothing and healing in it's effect. It allays the pain of burn almost instantly. This Salve is also q certain cure for chapped hands and diseases of the skin Price D cents. For sale by ]. T. Sanders.
 Our stock of dress goods is now com. plete. Drop in and our salesmen will take pleasure in showing you all the late weaves such as Henriettas. Clay Serges, Fancy Mohairs, Batlstes. La dies Cloth. Broadcloths, Woolen Plaids. French Serges, storm Serges, PIain Mohairs, Habit Cloth, Prunnellas. Cravanettes and Novelty Worsteds. - Brandon, Baagh X Go.
 Miss Blanche Pope returned on Wed. nesday, from Texas, where she has spent tie summer. Her visit was to fetatlNes ahd school friends, and in c'uded some of the most attractive points in Texas X brief stay in Nash vii and Conway, in this state follow ed her return from Texas Miss Pope ls one of the most charming of our sn. ciety betes and has been sadly missed duling her absence.
 Sheriff w F. Williams and Deputy sam swan spent Sunday Tn Litti, Rock They returned sunday evening with John Davis, Berry Minor and Bot Martin, who are charged with murder. ing Walter Gray last spring. They were confined Tn the Pulaski count, jail fir safe keeping, and will be tired during the present term of the St. Francis circuit court which began Mon. day. Gus Benton, the fourth mar charged with this crime was recent, convicted at Searcy and given ter years penltentiary sentence.
 Judge B D. Hatcher was one of the principals ln shooting affair on Frda, night. On the night before, as he va. going home, he noticed man VII, seemed to be shadowirg him, so or Friday night he armed himself, to b, prepared for possible recurrence The man again appearing, Mir. Hatche shot, intending only to intimidate II had the desiredseffect, the man, wht was on the railroad embankment, rar south towards the oil mill settlement and disappeared before the night watch man appeared on the ne. Nothin! further has been hedld of him. ant what his object Was Is unknown.
 Mrs. Edward Roleson gave io l, euchre party Thursday evening, eompli meniary to Mrs. ]. NJ. Nichols. 1t be ing the occasion of her birthday. Tn, charming honoIee received large bou quet of LaFranc roses. Thos, present were: Mr. and Mrs. Nichols MT. and Mrs. Ingram, Mir and Ms E |. Taylor, MT. and Mrs. Gatling, Ms Gating and MT. Ed Bonner. liel:t. anC Mrs Linn Turlev, Mrs A. Y. Rolesou Capt, James Russell, Hon. O. B Roll wage, and Miss Tolise Rollwage. Mrs Roleson has the happy faculty of AT tertaining them in most enioyabl, manner, and this occasion was no ex ceptlon 10 the general rule.