The Forrest City times., 1908-10-02


 day and left them beautiful and bouncing baby girl of the usual weight of To pounds. Mother and daughter are getting along just fine, and John is the proudest and happiest man in town. We desire to congratulate the happy parents, and wish the little i Miss a long and pleasant life.
 Above item was written for last weeks paper, but owing to an unusual amount of type setting to be done on Friday morning, and an unpardonable oversight on the part of the manage ment, the printers did not get 1t set up in type, hence this item and nearly column of other news and personal items were omitted. We hope the lit- tie Miss will pardon our seeming neg feet, as we are certainly glad to ex- tend to her our heartiest and most cordial welcome, wishing her long and happy life, and that she may grow into beautiful womanhood emulating the many noble virtues of her splen- did mother and genial papa.
 Go to Mrs. Warshavsky's for tailor made suits.
 Mrs. Frank Smith, nee Clara Webb, came over Monday, and has spent the week with her mother and other rela- tives and friends. all of whom have been perfectly delighted to greet and welcome her.
 All the very latest and prettest colors and patterns in woolen dress goods at Brandon, Baugh & Company. In mentioning MT. Sam Worral's | mn f1A ri m fn weeks ago, we should have added that the meat was entirely protected by oilcloth and other coverings and per Perfectly free from dust or dirt when picked up, but everybody knows that had it been otherwise Sam would not l have offered ii for sale.
 You can buy good sewing machine of Brandon, Baugh & Company for Sl5s No need for any woman to be without her machine. Saves it's cost every year
 Mr Hugh c. Smith. of Wheatleys was in town just little while on l Tuesday of last week, enroute home 1 from Marianna, where he had been to accompany little brother who is i'll, and will be treated there. lie gave us brief, but very pleasant call which we appreciated. We haven't seen much of the Squire this last year. and he is our particular friend.
 The Velox and several other good sewing machines from $l5 to $25 each at Brandon, Baugh & Company's.
 Deputy Potts brought in a negro named John McMillan Tuesday from the Gatling place near Round Pond, charged with running of and dispos- ing. of two bales of cotton unlaw- fully. He will have hearing before Squire Hurley on the 9th of October. There is another warrant out for an other negro for similar otfense, but he has not yet been located.
 FOR SALE-One heavy re-tinned milk can, one Majestic hotel range, five oak bedsteads, two coil wire springs, two oak dressers, two oak washstands. Hotel Marion.
 MT. Lester Collier has been ap- pointed agent at the Iron Mountain depot. vice MT. G. l.. Putsche, pro- noted, and entered upon his duties last week. Mr. Collier is very popular and sterling young business man who has been in the employ of MT. Bowers, of the Rock Island for veal or more where his genial, courteous and accommodating disposition has been noted by the public, and he has made many friends. all of whom are delighted to hear of his promotion, and we congratulate the company upon securing the services of so good man to take Mir Putsche's place. Mir. Putsche has given general satisfaction and made many friends for himself and the company. He will be the travelling freight agent for the Mo- P. Ky. Co.,, covering all territory in Ark ansasas, east of the main line We wish both of them the utmost success
 Winter or light weight underwear for both sexes in large variety of fabrics, colors, sizes and prices may be had now of Brandon, Baugh X Company.
 Cows, horses and geese running at large in the outskirts of town, and just over the line have bothered us nc little of late, especially at night, and we have about given up our hope tC set out fruit and shade trees, flowers and shrubbery this fall on our prem ises, because without a wall around them We could not hope toget stand and II We did, they would sooner or later be eaten or trampled dowI by the aforesaid We do not near to say that the marshal is dere lict in his duty. He cannot possib J be everywhere at all hours of tht night and day, but this live stock is certainly nuisance and they ought to be arrested. A bunch of geese keeI us up nights trying to think of some way to get rid of them, and we have concluded to eat them. So if the owner does not wish us to eat then he had better take them away from our premises.
 Brandon, Baugh & Company arc showing a full Texas-rigged saddle for s25 that is certainly beauty Call and look at it. Other saddles various kinds, all good, at very low prices.
 Mir Pat FOlhre Forrest Citv,S oraat