The Forrest City times., 1906-12-14
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 The Joel E. Frazier Whisky is recog- Hlled everywhere as the best. Soid only by \. j. NaccarO X Co.
 We are now just receiving a full and beautiful line of dress goods of the newest and latest designs and in Nlte your inspection. Fussell-Grabam- Anderson Company.
 Col. James Harris. uf Little Rock district passenger agent of the Rock Island, was in the city Tuesday. on business. and gave Us a pleasant call lie was advertising the holiday ey- cursions.
 Mir. and Mrs l.. K. Fogg are nov Ing into the Williams property on kosser and Hill streets, recently va cated by Mir. and Mrs. C. (. Fogg. and will go to housekeeping at once, Mr. |. C. fogg has moved into the Avery property i'll Northeast Forrest City.
 My Grocery Department was never better equipped 10 supply all your wants, and ut prices. quality consid- cred that no one cares to beat. than at present. All supplies are this sea son S choicest output. and no pains will be spared toplease you by prompt delivery. Call or phone q, W. T. Sanders.
 A carefully selected stock of the celebrated l.. F.. Waterman Ideal Fountain Pens have just been receiv- cd at the Newsstand. There are none better and one of these or other brands carried by Landyoigt & Nada. Kin Will make very acceptable Christmas present to lady or gentle man. Ask 10 see them
 Clerk and Mrs. C. B. Mallory went to Memphis Wednesday morning. ac. companied by his brother, Mr. |. W. Mallory, to consult Dr. John Maury and others about his health, which has been giving him some uneasiness Of late. He has been suffering with a heavy cold for several weeks which has stubburuly refused to yield te treatment. The Times desires to ioin his family and friends in the hope that he may find speedy relief. and soon be fully recovered.
 FOR -Sideboard, dining table bedStead. stoves and few other household goods, until December IS, 1906, at residence of A. Walton. For. rest City, Arkansas.
 Elder W. H. Paslay and daughter Mrs. l. T. Johnson, were in Memphis last week attending the General Bap- list Association Elder Paslav had the misfortune to lose his watch ane chain while riding on crowded street car. He thought of his purse but die not think of the light fingered gentry taking his watch right from under hi, eyes. He says he did not mind losinl the watch so much IS he did tn, chain, as the latter was present from his daughter.
 A coated tongue, foul breath ant elogged condition in the bowels sug gests the use of Priekly Ash Bitters II Is just suited for such aiment. ! I. Sanders, special agent.
 kentwood. Louisiana Times: Last Wednesday night the Georgia Min stfels gave the people of kentWood q musical treat They presented gen dine revival of old time minstrelsy singing the old songs dear to the heart of every Southron and introduced characters so true to life that it was pleasure to realize that such things were not yet forgotten. Our people will always welcome such Il clean anC wholesome exhibition and appreciate q return date at any time. This organization will appear at the Becker K Lewis opera house, December 20.
 E. C. DeWitt & G., of Chicago. at whose laboratory kodOl is prepared assure Us that this remarkable digest ant and corrective for the stomach conforms fully To all provisions of the National Pure Food and Drug Law Sold by j, T. Sanders.
 Perhaps the most pleasant and sat l isfying spectacle which has been wit messed in this city for many moons was the moving of 2000 bales of cot. ton Wednesday by the Ghoctaw rail | road. There was q train of D fiatcars each loaded to it's utmost capacity with the tleeey staple, there being $, | bales to the car. Ihe train was il charge of Happy Jim Lamar, ant reached Memphis safely. About tho same number of bales were moved l from Widener. Thus the cotton con gestion in this city and the latter place has been greatly relieved to tht satisfaction and itieation of tht owners, and to the credit of the rail road.