The Forrest City times., 1908-05-08
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i Misses Annie May Harlan and Katie McCloud. of Texas. are charming guests of Miss Bettie and MT. Viii Dawson, at their lovely country home this week.
 You can get seasonable hat of Brandon, Baugh & Co. very cheap. We have an immense new line of straw hats, at from l0c to s6.00. Come and see these handsome new styles.
 THE LEGGETT & PLATT Sec tional Spiral Spring-the best made for the price You don't use slats with this one Price s5.00 per set. Forrest City Furniture Company.
 A handsome and durable willow porch set, consisting of fye-foot set tee, large arm chair and comfortable rocker, all painted green. While they last only 5000 Becker & Lewis.
 MT Emile Nogel, of Argenta, chief clerk in the claim department of the Rock Island Railroad, was in town Wednesday on business. He was the guest of his uncle, MT. Bob Myers.
 c. c. Taylor of Palestine, invites l your trade when in need of anything In his line. He carries full line of 1 general merchandise. See the swell new hats and other spring arrivals.
 The John Hopkins Rye Whisky is known and used for it's mellownesS and fine quality No headache fol- lows its use. Sold only by NJ. Collins at the White Elephant Saloon. Try it.
 The ladies wonder how Mrs. B. manages to preserve her youthful 1 looks. The secret is she takes Prick y Ash Bitters: 1t keeps the system in perfect order. J. T. Sanders, Special Agent.
 Girls and boys, when you want your Kodak films or plates developed, and pictures made from same bring them to Ben Lewis, at Sol Lewis store Am prepared to develop in first class manner.
 MT. ". F. Carloss, of Memphis, was in the city Saturday. He is en- gagged in sinking an artesian well at Round Pond on the Choctaw Railroad for the Forrest City Manufacturing Company.
 MT. and Mrs. Tim Ezell and manly little son, of Memphis, spent Sunday Of last week in the city, and were the guests Of her parents, Captain and Mrs. C. II. Ravens and other relatives and friends
 Ten yards of the very best Calico for 50c, Hope Domestic twelve yards for dollar: long mittens. all colors, at 25c per pair, and other things in proportion. Come and see me. Mrs. l Warshavsky.
 Mir. J. " Henry, of Palermo, Illi- nois, is in the city looking after his large interests in the bottom country. | He anticipates investing in many more acres in the Garden of Eden in the near future.
 Everybody is invited to come to the little store on the corner to do their trading. We are certainly doing the business, and are still selling Hope 1 Domestic at twelve yards for sl00. Mrs. Warshaysky.
 Mr and Mrs. ] D. Baugh went To Little Rock Tuesday to spend several | combining business with the pleasures of their visit, and were guests of Mr. land Mrs. Bowers.
 l Long mittenS, all coors. 25c pair: ten yards best calico. 50c: twelve wards
 Hope Domestic for Sl.e0 and every Ithing else in proportion. Every GUS ltOmer must be satisfied who buys of | Mrs. WarShaySky
 | Mir. and Mrs ]. T. Johnson. who live on the ridge north of town, are lreJoicing over the advent of a beauti. tul baby girl who came to their home
 last Friday. We wish the little Miss health and happiness.
 MT. Bruce Smith is building an ad- ldition of one room and back porch 10 his already COSY little home in the
 Russell addition, and when it is com pleted he will be very comfortably liked with plenty of room.
 THE "JOPPA" Felt Mattress is the best value ever offered in 45- | pound felt-fully guaranteed not to | lump nor pack. Come in and let us lshow you one. Price sl0.00. Forrest ICity Furniture Company
 pr. \. r. Beauchamp, of the newly established Marvell News, came in | Thursday of last week. to attend 10 business connected with the Wood men of the World lodge The doctor is very sanguine over the prospects of his venture in the newspaper field. He returned to Maryell Tuesday. NIT. and Mrs. L. N. Block. of Colt. | were in the city yesterday on busi- ness and visiting friends and were guests Of Judge and Mrs. B. D Hatcher. They have our thanks for Isuhstantial favOrS. and in another column may be seen q conspicuous ad- vertisement of a very wonderful salve which is family recipe, and which they have just recently concluded 10 | put upon the market, and then only | after the most urgent solicitations from their neighborS and friends whom they had cured and benefited | at different times for many years. This is certainly remarkable salye, + and the testimonials reproduced in this advertisement are most enthusi. aStie and sincere. They returned