The Forrest City times., 1906-10-12

MT. J. F. Edwards, of Lulu, was l handsome business visitor to the city today, and gave us pleasant call.
 Some stores are waiting for buyers, and others are going out and trying to ind them by an advertisement in The l Times
 pr. J. F.. Stone left yesterday for Dallas, Texas. and thence goes to southern California, for pleasure and recuperation.
 l am now with MT. F. K. Fogg at the Palace Saloon and invite my friends and customers to call and see me: Try some of our nice cool beer and good whisky. Yours truly, Ike Mallory.
 A cold is much more easily cured i when the bowels are open kennedy's 1 Laxative Honey and Tar opens the bowels and drives the cold out of the system in young or old. Sold by ]. T. Sanders.
 MT. and Mrs Jack Callahan lost by death their baby boy "Wednesday morning. The remains were inferred l in the Riley cemetery. They have our sincere sympathy in their great bereavement.
 l The showing was never more aus picious and thoroughly representa- tive of fall modes in dress goods at this time of the year than 1t is now. Extreme novelties and exclusive de- signs are here in gorgeous array, while in the simpler, more popular styles, the rang Is both broad and Se- lect, and the prices right Don't fail to see our line of dress goods before buying. The J. W. Beck Company.
 The arrival of our new autumn pattern hats has ushered in many de- cidedly new style innovations. A very comprehensive idea of the seasons general style character may be ob- talned from our showings. The beauti- ful coloring and combinations make 1 possible the most artistic and pleasing results, and We invite the ladies to call and see this display. R. H. Win field X Company.
 You certainly cannot afford to make your selection of an autumn or winter dress until satisfied as to the style which will be most becoming to your l figure. We are now showing the ad- | been accepted by the highest authori- ties as the correct dress goods for the coming seasons. Plaids will be greatly in vogue, and we have them in great variety. The J. W Beck Company. ] There are rumors of trouble brew ing ill upper GriggS township be- tween the negroes and whites, with 1 the negroes as the aggressors. We 1 do not put much credence in the ru- nor, and hope it is without founda- tion. The trouble is said tO have originated with the shooting serape between Marsh Johnson. white. and negro named Frank Whitfield. in l which the former was wounded ill the forearm.
 Mrs \. \ Embree, grandmother of i Mrs. l.. IL. Merritt. returned last Fri i day from visit 10 relatives in the ln- dian Territory. Mrs Embree is re- | markable woman. She is 93 years of age and i'll perfect health, and enjoys | the full Use of her faculties Her second daughteris great-grandmoth- CT. She formerly lived in Kansas. and was personal friend of the mother Of the James boys. During the war | oAlN 'iO'C Pdli Ol tlluitA HUH hdllSdS across the plains to Denver
 
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