The Forrest City times., 1910-09-02

MT. 1narley Smale, conductor on the Midland railroad, and who resided here many years ago, and Is kindly remembered by numerous old friends, was in town overnight Monday. He was guest of MT. Harry Knight and family and left Tuesday for Helena.
 See Joe A. Beck for any kind of blacksmithing, wood or wagon work, horseshoeing, etc. He has the men and the material to do your work promptly and at reasonable prices. All work guaranteed frst-claSs. Shop on Jackson street, near l NJ. railroad.
 For bowel complaints in children always give Chamberlain Collie, Chol- era and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil. It is certain to effect cure and when reduced with water and sweet ened is pleasant to take. No physician can prescribe a better remedy. For sale by all dealers.
 We have just received one car of soft coal good quality, and sev- eral other cars are enroute. We can give you mighty low figure on your winter supply or smaller orders Talk to our MT. Geo. r. Taylor about your coal and you'll not regret 1t. Forrest City Ice X Fuel Go.
 Mrs. w. T. Sanders will be At Home to the ladies of the Home and ! Foreign Mission Societies of the Methodist church next Wednesday afternoon from to 6 o'clock, and re- quests all members to be present, when she will give them most hearty and cordial welcome.
 FOR SALE-One first class Range. one small safe-both in perfect order, and good as new, and one large all purpose mule-good worker, especial l ly for logging. Will sell on credit for good note. For price, terms or further l information, see Nadakin, or address NJ, care of The Times.
 For Sale-Seven acres of land, with good five-room dwelling, barn and other out houses, good eistern and well; one acre orchard of peaches; To- cated on Jackson street, five blocks east of Methodist church. For prices and terms see or address J. /. Neel, Forrest City, Arkansas.
 The Knights and Ladies of Honos will entertain with watermelon SuppST db bIlclI lOukc IOOhi ch tkS Friday night, September 9th, this being regular meeting night, ana all members are earnestly requested to be present and enjoy themselves to their utmost satisfaction.
 Mir and Mrs. NJ. L. Bowers and son Bryan, returned home Monday from a delightful visit with relatives and friends at Oklahoma City. They were accompanied home by Miss Mae Bryan, charming sister of Mrs Bowers, who is popular favorite here, and she will visit with them indefinitely.
 Don't fail to see us when you need any kind of printing We have one Of the best equipped printing plants in the state and an experience of nearly lifetime in the business. We are therefore prepared to do your work as it should be done, promptly and at correct prices. We know how.
 MT. Ben Booth returned last Friday evening from Little Rock, where he had been under medical treatment for q couple of weeks. He thinks he is better in some respects, and not so well otherwise and is up and down at his room at Mrs. Alice Rowland's home. We hope he will soon be restored to good health.
 John Russell, white man. was shot and killed in general shooting affray at negro dance near Raggio, in Lee county, Saturday night. He entered the place as peacemaker, with above result. Two negroes were killed and three were wounded. Sheritf Ford went to the scene and arrested some of the survivors.
 Owing to the fact that school books are at present handled on the com mission basis, we cannot sell them on credit. Pupils must bring the money with them. Besides there is such a rush when school opens that we haven't time to charge them, and ire quently forget to chaIge. The cash basis is much more satiifactory to all concerned and just as easy for you, so please do not ask us to charge school books. We cannot afford to do it. Sincerely Landyoigt < Vadakin.