The Forrest City times., 1905-01-20
T. G. PARHAr1, INSURANCE,

". T. Sanders has complete line of Dry and Dress Goods, Ladies' and Gents Furnishings, Shoes, etc, and is meeting the sharpest competition with prices that they cannot beat. Call and be convinced that he will do what he advertlses and that he will appreciate your trade.
 Deadening Felt once used always used. Yonr new home will not be com plete without it. Also Ready-Made Roofing and Resin Sheathing. A room prepared with Resin Side Sbeating is comfortable in winter or summer, and is fuel saver. Talk with Paslay & Johnson about these good things.
 Rufus, the 9-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. A. Byrd, died Sunday, January b, 1905, of typhoid malaria, at the home of his parents in the Yocoma ne'ghborhood. The precious remains were inferred the following day in the Yocona cemetery. The Times extends condolences to the brreaved family.
 Jim" the sweet and handsome baby boy of Hon. and Ms. F. W. DeRositt, has teen quite sick several days this |. DeRositt came home from Little Rock. where he had been attending to his du ties in the Legislature. and spent few days, He was himself quite indisposed.
 Mir. F. R. Atkins, who had been west looking for location, came in Satur- day night, spent Sunday here with his family and other relatives. and returned to Memphis Sunday night, accompanied by his charming wife snd pretty baby Mrs. Atkins and baby returned Tues day night to finish her visit with home folks.
 The cold weather spell has been con- siderably longer than usual in this lati- tude, and man and beast have suffered accordingly, especially cows owned by persons who require them 10 make their own living by depredations upon their neighbors shrubbery. All kinds of stock should be kept up, fed and wa tered.
 MT. J. J. Goad was in the city yester- day, and happening to meet Times man gave us his subscription for this great farmers journal. MT. Goad has leased the Blankenship place. east of
 
 try truck farming this year on rather an extended scale. We wish him much success.
 MT. A. B. Pyle, of Conway, son-in- law of Mrs. Alice I. Taylor, of this city, has resigned his position as assis- tant cashier in the Bank of Conway, and has accepted place as cashier ot the Citizens Bank of Muldrow, l. T. rbe many friends of the family will re- ioice with Mir. and Mrs. Pyle Tn his promotion.
 Mr. R. l.. Stoekard, chief deputy sheriff under the late sheriff, Dr. J. D. Mcknight. has been succeeded by MT. S. B Swan. MT. St0ckard has sever al other situations in view but has nothing definite as yet, and is no doubt open to a proposition from any one who may need tue services of first class man.
 Mir. Chas II. Sanders, formerly of this city. is now associated with MT. J. J. Mulholland in the brokerage busl- ness in Memphis. He was for years the cashier of the Bank of Eastern Ar kansas. and is man of wide experience in the brokerage business. We wish our friend the height of success in hi new relations.
 \ system regulator is a medicine that strengthens and stimulates the liver, kidneys, stomach and bowels. prickly Ash Bitters is superior sys- tenn regulator 1t drives out all un- healthy conditions, promotes activity of body and brain, restores good appetite, sound and cheerful spirits. J. II, paaavspt special agent.