The Forrest City times., 1910-12-02

tastes nice. There isn't better remedy anywhere for children's coughs, hoarseness and bronchitis. It's good medicine and easy to take. Price 25c, soc and sl .O0 per bottle. Sold by J T. Sanders.
 MT. W. A. Pope, formerly of this city, but now of Wynne, was In the city few hours Wednesday morning, being with the Wynne Concert Band, enroute to Little Rock Willie was a visitor at The Times office during his stay in the city, and was mingling with friends and relatives
 "I had been troubled by constipa. tion for two years and tried all of the best physicians in Bristol, Tennessee, and they could do nothing for me- writes Thomas k. Williams, Middles- boro, Ky. 1.-Two packages of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured me. For sale by all dealers.
 Judge B. D. Hatcher was brought nome last week from the hospital in Memphis, is able to sit up and his con dition is greatly improved. The gen. tieman had very close call. We con. graduate him upon his conyalescense and sincerely trust that he will con. tinue to improve and soon be entirely restored.
 Frank 3urkart X Co. of the Klon. Nyke Bakery have a lot of fine Fruit SdSee TOT sale at correct prices, made III eheif own shop, and guaranteed to be made of fresh, clean and first-class fhnrnnuh1., manner. They will also bake this or any other kinds of cake to order and invite your patronage.
 Patronize your home tailor. Sam Bhrd, the Tailor, will save you money. you can try your suit on while ii is oeiA made, have it made just like you want II, and get q perfect mt. mats what you never do when you send your orders away. An immense line of samples to select from. Rosser street, opposite Red Gin.
 MT John Sipf was able to be down to his store for short time last Monday, but was not quite so well Wednesday. His general condition. however, Is better, and hopes are en- tertained now that he will gradually improve and soon be regularly at his place oi business, and we will be glad To see him on duty again
 Cashier and Mrs. ]. T. Fondren re. turned Tuesday from Chicago. where ne went to consult specialist. He received advice and assurances after a thorough diagnosis which have great " relieved h m. and he is looking and ieeiing much better. We congratulate nm, and hope he will now rapidly re. | gain his health and strength
 You are well aware that coffee has | advanced 1 or , cents per pound. but | we are fortunate in having contract | price, and are thus enabled to supply 1 our customers with all they may re l luire, at the same old price No ad- l vance here, and we will certainly save ! you money on coffee Fry US and see l The quality k fine. too. Phone 3i. ] Neblett.
 The Clarendon Basket Ball Team i came over "Wednesday last week and were the guests that night ol mem l bers Of the local team. They were ! accompanied by some loyal footerS. i and the whole party wa detighttnlly
  fore the game in viewing the sights of a "sure nun city and otherwise most 
 Mir. George Beck, an expert safe man wkh Orgill Bros. ol Memphis. was in the city d couple of days this week to letter and add some con veniences to the fine absolutely burg lar and mob proof safe which was re- gently purchased of his company and installed by the Planters Bank K Trust Co.,, and which may be seen i'll their window. He did a fine job of lettering in gold leaf aUd black and his work is highly appreciated.
 NIT. Ben Booth who is quite well and favorably known to large circle of friends here. died iu St. Josephs hospital in Memphis at o'clock this morning of dropsy and complications The remains will he brought here this afternoon for interment in Hughes cemetery about II o'clock tomorrow. Ben had been i'll for q year and board ed with Mrs. Alice Row Nland We re- gret his demise sincerely.
 Mir. and Mrs C. F. Muller returned Thursday morning from their honey moon trip. having visited various points along the Gulf coast in south ern Texas. They are temporarily It home at the Hotel Marion Their many friends here have accorded them hearty welcome home, and The Times desires to add it's sincere, earnest and hearty good wishes. May Chris and his bonnie bride live many years in happiness and contentmens. with good health and prosperity.
 W. L. Barker. the handsome and ef- ticient representative of the Times, spent Sunday and Monday in Memphis and was delightful guest of his father and mother. He returned Monday night and said that he had the time of his life. and judging from the broad smile he wore on his front piece we had no reason to doubt him. We are of the opinion. however. that there is some one in the Bluff City other than ''kinfolks" that caused this sly old fox to meander. Hereafter we will keep our weather eye on his move