The Forrest City times., 1907-08-30

Just received at the Newsstand, an invoice of Betzler & Wilson's self hliing fountain pens, from s2.5O to s4 each. Absolutely guaranteed to be as represented. We have handled many self-filling fountain pens, but We believe this to be the best we have ever had. It will be a pleasure to show them to you, and explain their merits at the Newsstand Landvoigt X Vadakin.
 Misses Sarah F.. and Caledonia Roy, of Haynes, were in the city on busi- ness Monday.
 NIT. II. kirke Becker, who has been in the east for several months, and lately In charge of an attractive ma chinery exhibit at the Jamestown ex- position, has returned home, and has been cordially welcomed by his rela- tives and many friends. kirke is very fond of athletics, and formerly played good base ball with the Forrest City team, but he finds everything in that line at low ebb here now
 Mir H. w. Lewis, the boss "tater man. is spending brief season in Hot Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard II. Winfield, and k. H., Jr., arrived Sunday from Augusta, and are spending brief va cation with his mother and family, all of whom and their many friends are very glad to see them. They will re- turn home Sunday. Dick is doing we'll and is very pleasantly situated at Augusta, but he has warm spot in his heart for dear old Forrest City, and the scenes and friends of his childhood.
 1 MT. Baxter, the wire fence man, who has resided here for several weeks in private car, left Wednesday.
 The many friends of the family were l very sorry to learn of the afiliction of MT. !. P Moore, operator at Widener, formerly of this city. He was stricken with rheumatism the latter part of last week, and so severely that he was unable to walk. Mrs. Moore, nee Miss Mary Eppes, is keeping house for her mother while she is on visit to another daughter, and he was taken to Madison for nursing, and Is much better at this writing. We hope he | Mrs. LS. A. King and family, of Raleigh, Tennessee, are in the city, and are delightful guests of Rev. and Mrs. r. II. Hensley.
 CarsOn's barber shop is certainly a credit to Forrest City. It Is hand somely fitted up with many modern conveniences usually found in first class shops In much larger cities, and last week Barker vibrator or electric massage machine, was added to the up-to-date fixtures. You can get most any kind of bath, any kind of massage, or other up-to-date service you wish, and your patronage is cor dially invited. Give him call and try the new machine.
 MT. k. J. Ash, who had been taking in the sights and looking after his in- terests it the Jimtown fair. is at home again, and tells an interesting story. He enjoyed the trip immensely.
 Just received l73 cases of the sea son s sWelest offerings in all kinds of shoes for boys and girls. men and women, in all lasts. and at popular
 
 shoes comprises the celebrated Ham iltOn- Brown, Duttenhofer and Walk Over Shoes and must be seen to be appreciated. In style, quality and workmanship there are none superior at the price, and many are not so good that cost more. Call and see our immense stock. Fussell-GrahBm-Al l. derson Company.
 Keep the body healthy at this sea son by using Prickly Ash Bitters. It is necessary condition to success fully resist malarial germs. ]. T. Sanders, special agent.
 Another ''benzine buggy" blew into town Saturday evening. This motor ist was out Of Memphis three days out-and had hard luck from the time he hit the Arkansas shore of the Big Muddy. covering about l5O miles on the run from Memphis here. He spent the night here and left Sunday morning, after having his batteries and sparkling apparatus rewired and oyerhauled by Gasoline Engine Expert Charley Mcdaniel. He got away about 9:30 am, and was hitting the high spots when last seen.
 Mars Cream is the only prepara- ton that is guaranteed to you by druggists and dealers at Dc per bottle, for skin diseases.
 Mrs. r. E. Marshall, of Pleasant Hill, Mississippi. arrived last Friday on visit to her relatives, and Is a pleasant guest in the lovely home of her cousin, Mrs. C. C. F0gg, and fami- ly. Mrs. Marshall is also a cousin of MT. Tom Taryer. She and her huS- band formerly resided here for a short time, and he was employed with The !. W. Beck Co. and E. Hurley & Co. We do not know if they ever drank any L L'Anguille water. but We are ex- pecting them to finally locate here