The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12

q message which stated that Mrs. folDre, who IS there to nurse Claude. IS herself quite sick. We hope Mrs. foibre Is much better by this tlme. We are glad to hear that Claude IS much better, able 10 sit up, and ca, bit. We believe Claude is going 10 l get well
 NIT. W. Q. Lloyd. of Searcy. has snc- oeeded 10 the Proprietorship of the ]. |. Dtment business on the corner of l North Washington and Jackson streets. He k an experienced grocery man and a very pleasant gentleman whom We are pleased to meet and welcome 10 Forrest City. He has I very attractive card in this issue To which We direct your attention. and We oespe3k for him q liberal nat ron age.
 Dr. l. F.. stone left Tuesday for New Orleans, to attend the conven- tlon of the Southern Cotton Associa- tIon, which meets in that city on the II, i2 X l3 nSt. Dr. Stone goes to the convention ii place of Mr. NJ. N. ''alnes who vas appointed delegate at-large 10 represent the St. Francis county branch of the Arkansas pi- vision of the Association, bat who was l prevented from attending on account oi press uf business n home.
 We have heard mof. complaints lately of the condition os the roads than for several years before. Our farmer friends tell uS that they are almost impossible. There is q grow Ing sentiment that road work should be done by contract, and We think it an excellent idea. The candidates for the legislature here have an excellen, opportunity to engraft themselves in the hearts Of the people by telling them what they would do along these 1 lines
 The Times job room has printed series of menus this week for the Ho- Tel lMarioD, which are creditable to our printers, and especially 10 the ho- tel management. Mrs. Goddard has recently secured the services of an ey- perlenced chef, and meals at that popular hostelry will hereafter be served ] la carte de Ia mode. We con- graduate Mrs. Goddard upon her en- terprise, and bespeak for her the most liberal consideration by the | 'Ao'N''db pdplN.
 l MT. James Leonard. general organ- iZer for the United States of the American Federation of Labor, passed through the city last Friday. He formerly resided in this city and was ] employed on this paper, back in the
 70s. lie wrote MT. Q. X. Ezell a letter to meet him al the train, which he did, and we sent him copy of the Souvenir 10 let him see the difference l in the town then and now. His home address is 24i6 Royal Street. New Orleans, l>a.
 Rev. W. r. Reaney, of Georgetown Kentucky, has been sent to this par. ish by the bishop, and preached at the Church of the Good Shepherd last Sun day morning and night. He Is young man of splendid ability, and has met with very cordial reception. The Times extends him a sincere welcome. and hopes his lot has fallen in pleas. ant places. He will have services next Sunday morning at II o'clock and at night at 7:3O,and regularly thereafter, 10 which the public Is cordially in- vited.
 We regret exceedingly 10 learn of the death Of our esteemed friend And patron, MT John Giles, which oc- cured St his home one mile west of the Hughes cemetery on last Tuesday morning, from an accident. He was cutting D board tree" when a silver struck him in the head, fracturing his skull and killing him almost in. Stantly. He was an exemplary citizen, s kind neighbor, a good husband and father and man whom we were proud 10 call our friend. We extend our sin cere sympathy 10 the heartbroken family in their sudden and auful bereavement.
 The Times uIan wrote an item last week, mentioning In D complimentary strain, the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. fNred Jones, from Fayetteville, on n 1 visit to hef parents, NY. and Ms feSluey Laughinghouse, apd &ekDow- ledgtny a very much appreciated call from NIT. Jones and NIT. Laughing house. The copy WAS misplaced some how. and hence its failure 10 appear, and the omission WAS not discovered
 n time to remedy same. We regret this seeming neglect of our friends, because many of their old friepds would TO doubt have seen the item, snd been glad 10 call on Miss Louise"
 1 A Jamaican Laoy SpeaA Highly of 1 Chanoee..,os Cough Remeoy
 Mrs. Michel Hart, wife of the super intendent Of cart service at Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies Islands, says thAt she hss for some years used Chanberlsin's Cough Remedy for coughs, croup and whooping cough, and has found it very beneficial. She has implicit confidence in it Snd would not be without bottle of tt In hee home. Sold by ]. T. Sanders.
 Mr. l. ". Mallory, having de,erm- ined to quit the saloon business, and after year of very pleasant associa- ftion with his partner, MT. Andy J. Vaccaro, has disposed of that business to MT Vaccaro, who will continue it