The Forrest City times., 1910-02-04

! NcN llne spring SklrtS and W aiStS
at Warshavsky's.
Watch this paper next week for an
| nouncement of our big White Goods
and Embroidery Sale. which has been
delayed on account of non-arrival of
our splendid stock. This will be a
most interesting event to the ladies OF
| Forrest City and vicinity, and we
hope all will call and see our display
at the Emporium. A. ]. Naccaro &
Company.
The ladies of the Pre- SD ,terian
Church served oysters Tuesday i'm the
store in the Imperial Building, which
is being fitted up by Ash Brothers rs a
confectionery and ice cream parlor.
| The ladies served dainty and appe-
tiZing menu consisting of oysters in
every conceivable style Creole sand
wiches, coffee and home made candy
They were well patronized and realized
quite eat sum from their efforts.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Glauber. who
had been such delightful guests of her
brother, Mr. John Grobmyer, and
| family, and other relatives and friends,
! left Tuesday to spend few DAYS in
Memphis, then at Paducah. Kentucky.
| before returning to their home at
Carrollton. They enjoyed their STAY
In Forrest City very much, and made
many friends who will Join us in the
hope that they will return again soon.
Rev. and Mrs. George kirker. Of
Hickory Withe, Tenn. arrived Tues
day, and are temporarily with Dr. and
Mrs. Rush. until the manSe is ready
for ntNnt \, 81 1. IL
tomorrow. Rev. kirker is the new
pastor OF the Presbyterian Church,
and will have regular sesviceS Sunday
morning and night. The Times de-
sires to extend Rev and Mrs. kirker a
cordial welcome to Forrest City and
hopes they will be we'll pleased with
their new home
Mr.. w. II. Riley, WHO for the past
three years, has been valued EN-
ploye of the firm of Becker Il Lewis.
has resigned his position with that
firm, and has accepted a position
with the Reeves Furniture Company.
of Texarkana, and will leave tomor-
row or Sunday to take up his duties
with that firm. Mr.. Riley has made
for himself a host of friends who.
while they regret TO see him leave the
city, will Join us in wishing him all
manner Of good luck and prosperity in
his new location.
Bright's Disease is more dreaded by
Physicians than any of the serious
disorders with which they have to
deal because of its insidious and ma
lignant character. If prompt action
| were taken when headaches. urinary
disorders, digestive troubles first ap.
| pear, much suffering and sorrow would
be averted. Prickly Ash Bitters will
quickly stop the spread of the disease.
quiet the Inflammation, heal the kid
| neys and bladder, strengthen and regu-
| late the liver, and drive poisons and
impurities out of the system. !. T.
Sanders, Special Agent.
Mr.. Geo b. Pettus. who had been in
| the Oaks Home, at Denver. Colorado.
| for several years for his health. came
home yesterday, and is very low.
| though he seemed to stand the long
trip very we'll He was accompanied
home by his daughter, Miss Evelyn,
Mr., and Mrs. II T. Pettus, Judge
Rolfe. Or. +. W. Emery, his physician,
! and Miss Wells, his nurse. We join
his many other friends in regret that
| his condition Is so serious, but hope
his Homecoming will create change
for the better, and that lie may soon
| be restored.
Deputy Marshal Lee Dougherty
arrested Wyatt Nash last night on
charge OF bootlegging. Nash had four
gallons Of Whiskey on his person and a
! glass in his pocket, which would make
it appear that he was selling it by
the drink. 1t is rumored that Nash
sold pint and half between Bonair
ana this city to one man. Nash has
been in trouble of this kind several
times before, and was only released
last December from the county farm
where he had been serving a long
! term for the same offenSe Mr..
| Dougherty thinks that he has strong
case against him this time.