The Forrest City times., 1906-11-30

Their numerous patrons and friends enjoyed cOoH and PoSsum supper at the Palace saloon Monday evening. Mir Tea Johnson furnished the car casses and Cynthia Berry prepared them in her usual expert manner. IL was a rare treat. and all agree that Ike and Ed are royal hosts.
 The Uncle Si HaskinS company played to fairly large audience Tues day night at the Becker x Lewis opera house. Altogether it Is a toler- ably good performance. \ couple Of the male members ef the company had scrap at the depot shortly after arrival, and were each trimmed to the tune of s6.
 A carefully selected stock of the celebrated l.. E. Waterman Ideal 1 Fountain Pens have just been receiv- ed at the Newsstand There are none better and one of these or other brands carried by Landvoigt & Nada- kin will make a very acceptable Christmas present to lady or gentle man Ask to see them.
 We learn with much regret that Miss Stella Doyle, the able and pains taking assistant at the tostoffice con- templates resigning that position. Miss Stella has won the love and good will of every patron of the office by her uniform courtesy and efficient service, and We hope she may change her mind and remain in her present position.
 A most enjoyable entertainment was given at the lovely home of Mrs. Alice Beck last night. The program contained several musical numbers and readings by home talent, and Prof G. A. kastelic, an itinerant minstrel, gave several selections upon his zither in very finished manner. Quite a neat little sum was realized. which goes into the treasury of the Cleaners of the Baptist church.
 The best treatment for indigestion and troubles of the stomach is to rest the stomach. It can be rested by good digestant. kodol puts the stom- l ach in shape to satisfactorily perform it's functions. Good for indigestion. sour stomach, tiatulence, palpitation of the heart and dyspepsia. Kodol is made in strict conformity with the A Sold by ]. T. Sanders.
 NIT. ". T. Sanders is now opening his big stock Of toys and holiday goods. He has an announcement in this issue which is of interest to Christmas shoppers and Santa Claus. His stock comprises all theo Id fayorites and scores of new things in toys. nov a 10 ings. Give him a call and look over his immense stock
 MT. NJ. N. Gaines, secretary of the Arkansas Division of the Southern | Cotton Association. headquarters in Little Rock, is visitor in the city and county in the interest of the Southern Cotton Association. On the 1 first of October MT. Gaines appointed l an assistant secretary, which gives him almost his entire time in the field and since that time he has worked in the southeastern part of the state in l the way of appointing organizers in the various counties, having worked as far north as Lee county, and after making the appointment for that county will take up this (St. Francis) county and so proceed to the MiSsou i line. The Southern Cotton Associa- tion, as other combinations is making it's weight felt, and by persistent effort will, in time, accomplish it's great aim, that of creating staple price for cotton, and maintaining it with their million dollar capitalization, which they hope to have in operation by the beginning of the next crop movement.