The Forrest City times., 1909-03-19
Nearly everybody in town that could

the most narrowing sight that ever met their eyes. IL was strange to see here a magnificent home raZed to the ground. and nearby a small shanty al most intact: then farther along on the other side another pretty cottage al nest completely demolished.
 Come and bring your friends to hear Elliott A. Boyl, March l9. at the opera house. This is the last of the splendid Lyceum Course given our theater go CTS this season by public spirited citi- zens for the benefit of the public school. All have been of very high order, and this will be no exception. You will certainly miss a rare treat if you do not attend.
 The wind, that terrible element of destruction. causes property losses amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars annually. No section of this vast country is exempt. Protect your property at trifiing cost against loss or damage from this sweeping destruc- tion by a policy with Taylor. Knight X O., Forrest City, Ark.
 Mrs. John Brady and children. and mother, Mrs. Davis. left Monday for Tracey City, Tennessee, where MT. Brady, mother and children. will be sadly missed by their numerous friends and relatives with whom The Times joins in we'll wishes for success and happiness in their new home.
 Buy Golfers Weekly at the News stand.
 Cyclone insurance is so cheap that you cannot afford to be without it. We will write your dwelling at s4 per sl000 for years or your mercantile establishment at S5 per sl0O0 for the same period. Don't wait until it is too late. If you are damaged the in- surance will reimburse you for your loss to that extent. Taylor Knight X Co.
 Nervous weakness or palpitation of the heart indicates disorder in the stomach and indigestion. Prickly Ash Bitters is q wonderful remedy in such eases. IL cleanses, strengthens and regulates the stomach, liver and bow els. removes the cause of the heart symptoms and builds up a strong and vigorous body. ]. T. Sanders, Special Agent.
 Senator F. ". DeRositt came home "Wednesday.
 Squire ]. II Cavanaugh, of near Goodwin. was in town Tuesday, on his way home from Fort Lawson. Ok lahoma, where he had been to visit his daughter, who has been very i'll. We are pleased to state that she is better and out of danger. The Squire left last Friday and has travelled over a lot Of territory, but found none equal to St. Francis county.
 Died-At his home in Carrollton, Kentucky, Thursday morning at o'clock. MT. NJ. L. Hartman. MT Hartman was the father of Mrs. L. E. Grobmyer, and son, Mir. Henry Hartman. is employed with MT. Grob- myer here and had been in Carrolton since Tuesday in attendance upon his fathers bedside We extend sincere sympathy to the bereaYed relatives.
 MT. w L. Barker spent Sunday in Memphis with homefolks.
 There are said to be quite a number of cases Of smallpox among the ne groes in town, and it is being asked what are the authorities doing To pre- vent a spread of the disease: So faT as we know, there has been no action taken. II would be wise for the Board of health to at least quarantine the families who have it. and allow nc paseing out and among other people Our Gents Furnishing Goods De i partment iS filed with everything ! tirst-class and up-to-date iu this line
 We have our Spring Negiigee shirts FJur Nobby Hats. our Swell Line o Hose and lots of Pretty underwear [ Also Collars. Guifs, Ties. Gloves. etc. l too numerous to mention. Give US 2 l call and let us fl You out for Spring and Summer wear FaSsell-Graiam \ idarseu C..
 Mr Elton Jack Ferguson and Mrs l l.. c. Mcdaniel have the smallpox i NIT. Mcdaniel was summoned for jury duty it the Circuit Court but wa: excused Both are receiving the best attention and are getting along as wei
 as could be expected. Every precau ton is being taken to prevent a spread ! Ol lIlt uisSdSc. duti llleIc iS ubl llhell 1 10 be any other cases. unless il be il l their households.
 Squire Geo Rattan. of Widener accompanied by his two manly iittl, sons was lu the city Wednesday,
 Madam F. Boyle announces the ar
 rival of Ter beautiful stock of Sprins
 hats which comprises all the latesl | shapes and creations. and at all req i S0nabe prices She extends d cOrdia i invitation 10 the ladies of St, F'ranci. county to call and see her magniticen
 display before the stock is broken
 She k showing some of the sweilesl
 pattern hats ever brought to the city
 Also hats for misses and children.
 Mr. (. NJ Bridges. of Chicago, wh,
 has succeeded Mr M. L. Bowers. a.
 local agent fer the C.. R. X r. E. R.
 al this point, arrived in the city Tues
 day and assumed his duties al once Mr. Bowers has taken a similar posi-
 tion with the Iron Mountain Road a
 their station here. We extend Mr
 Bridges a cordial welcome and hop