The Forrest City times., 1906-03-02

i being received We will sell our entire stock nf Silks, worth from .Ac to .l ! per yard, at the uniform price of 35c per yd. FusSeil-Graham-Alderson Co.
 Petticoats. Every well dressed woman appreciates Il beautiful petti- coat, and We have bought and are now showing the sHellest line ever shown
 Ill Forrest City All we ask k an op- , p0Ttunity to show them to you FuS- >ell-traham-Ald ldersou Company | Ne have just received lot of the | latest successes. and most popular ! copyrighted novels at the Newsstand. i 1'he list comprises ~Heh books d. The | House of Mirth, Nedra. The House of A Thousand Candles. The Maj of the. | Hour, The Conquest Of Canaan and others. Call and see them.
 MT. W F. Fogg. of Caldwell was 1 in town "Wednesday on business and | gave u, d pleasant call. He was much pleased with the manly address of 1 senator Berry Monday MT Fogg iS | one of St FrdHci, couhty's most sub-
 Stantiai citizens, and has our thanks
 for cash renewal of subscription.
 MT. Joe Logan, of near Fulwood, !
 He reports that Howard Pippin. son of our friend and patron. MT. Lon | Pippin, who is sick with pnuemonia.
 is worse. Also that Mrs. Nichols, sis
 ter of Messrs. Bud ant Have Horton
 Horton, who has the grip. is better. We are in receipt Of remittance from our old-time friend, Mr T.. F. Caldwell, covering his subscription to The Times, for which we return sin cere thanks. MT Caldwell is now To- cated Ut Frederick, Oklahoma, and is doing very well. Success to you, Tom. and We hope The Times will reach you regularly during 1906.
 Nothing so thoroughly removes dis ease germs from the system as Prickly Ash Bitters. It gives Ii and action to the torpid liver, strengthens and assists the kidneys to properly cleanse the blood, gives tone to the stomach, purities the bowels, and promotes good appetite, yigor and cheerfulness !. T. Sanders, Special Agent.
 Ladies, our line of spring goods. which is now being featured, includes the swellest line of skirts ever shown in Forrest City. Me don't ask you to take our word for it, just come and look at them, and be convinced that we not only have the goods but that the prices are overwhelmingly low Russell Graham X lderson Company. Dr. T. I. Stewart, of Cherry Valley. has purchased the business ot Dr. R.
 r. White. at Colt He is special friend of Mr. Il. F. Bass of Forrest City, and most excellent young physician. He was in the city several days ago, and gave us pleasant call enrolling his name for The Times
 We extend Dr. stewart cordial wei 1 come, and wish him success in his new field
 Ne are requested to state that the
 planting under the auspices of the opheiousian Circle, which was adver- tised to take place some days ago, has been unayoidably delayed and post poned until fall, for the reason that the trees ordered and contracted for were not delivered. The ladies desire to return sincere thanks fer liberal cont ribut ions.
 \ public meeting Was had at the court house yesterday afternoon to liSte to Mir. Johnson. of Chicago, an expert on waterworkS. He had been brought here by the Mayor, with per mission of the council, to investigate. our plant, and advise the manage ment ot it's shortcomings. We are unable to give detailed report this week, but he advises removal, inn proved machinery and increased rates. More next week.
 MT ! II Alexander ot Fulwood, was ill town on business "Wednesday, and gaze Us d pleasant call He has our thanks for renewal of SubScrip- tion. MT. Alexander has patented an automatic hame fastener which We in common with all who have seen it. l think q splendid device. He k now 1 in correspondence with mauufactu- l rers and will Suon put his product up l oh the market. We wish him great success.
 Col NJ \ Gaues has been called
 tip higher IIe iS tine state secretary i Of the Arkansas division of the 1 southern Cotton \ Association and will l he shortly established in his office in ] Little Rock. Mr Gaines has been secretary Of the county organlZat ion ] for nearly two years aud his promo ton by the Association i> d worthy
 recognition of merit and ability. He
 i, well fitted for the broader re>pon-
 siblitie> which will fali upon his
 shoulders and while The Times. with
 host of other good friends iii Forrest i City and >t. Francis county. are loth i to give him up. we must all join ] hands in congratulatiug him upon l his high standing with the Southern i Cotton Association. MT Gaines will leave shortly for Little Rock to take charge of his duties and may be found in hiS office in the senate chamber.