The Forrest City times., 1910-08-26

Col. Ed. Landvoigt, senior editor and proprietor Of this great religious weekly, is expected toreturn home to- morrow or next day from Washing ton, D. C.. and other interesting places where he has been spending d two weeks vacation very pleasantly. We certainly miss the Colonel, and hope he will hurry.
 MT E. W. Diamond, popular and genial prescriptionist of the City Drug Store, and his charming better-half, returned last week from Water Val ley and Winona, Mississippi, and other points. where they had been spending two weeks vacation very pleasantly They are glad to be at home again and have been cordially welcomed by their many friends.
 Miss Florence Hemenway, one of the charming and accommodating as sistants to Postmaster Fitzpatrick, is taking a merited vacation, which she is spending with friends at Elborn, Virginia, and will visit other points of interest before returning. We wish her very happy vacation and safe return. She is accompanied by her mother.
 If you sit in cool draft when you are heated and get stiff neck or lame back, you will be looking for some l thing that will ease the pain. Fix your mind on BILLIARDS SNOW | LINIM ENT and don't be talked out of it, because it is the best pain relieving liniment you can get anywhere. Price 25e, soc and Sl00 per bottle Sold by !. T. Sanders.
 Mrs w. ]. Knox, of Newport, ar rived on Wednesday of last week on a visit to, and was delightful.guest of her brother, MT. s. B. Kelley, of the l Chronicle, and family for ten days. She leaves today after having had a most pleasant visit. She also attend ed the big barbecue and Good Roads Rally, and was very favorably impress sed with the enterprise of this city.
 Mrs w. R. Young and sweet little daughter Elise, left Wednesday for their home at Benton, Mississippi, after having spent couple of weeks very pleasantly here with her sister, Mrs. E. F. Hodges Little Miss Cor rinne and Master Earl Hodges accom- panied them home and were delighted by the trip which was by steamboat from Memphis.
 MT. and Mrs J Frank Keeley oi Little Rock, were in the city several days last week and were guests at the Hotel Marion. MT Keeley is now get ting out special edition for the thriv- ing little Lee County capital, and was enroute to Little Rock, where he spent Sunday. Mrs. Keeley returned Thurs day. and will be the guest of Misses Jordan at the Hotel for week
 The souvenir advertising buttons for the big Good Roads Rally ias' week were very pretty, and the ide; originated with MT. Robt Hamilton chairman of the Advertising Commit tee. They should not be thro9r away. but kept and worn as souye mir of the Great. Rally, and as a con , stant reminder that Good Roads i your Slogan.
 The Times is turning out the best Cotton gin tags that the market af lords, and at q price lower than St Louis quotations How that? While We have lad and filled several nice orders. there are still quite q number of our ginnef friends who have mol as yet placed an order with us. W, solicit same and will give them ouI best attention.
 Letters from Mr Sol Lewis to hi, son MT Ben Lewis, state that the, are now at Manitou Springs. Colorado and enjoying the visit The party i. composed of MT and Mrs Sol Lewis and son, MT. Henry Lewis, and MT and Mrs. Dave Schloss, of Memphis They will leave there on August 30 arrive in St. Louis September lst and probably be at home on the 3rd
 An address was delivered last night at the court house by Judge ]. R Beazley on the subject of Personal Liberty ys. Prohibition. which was heard by goodly number of citizens. It was the first gun of the campaign in favor of licensing saloons. the ad- yocates of this policy being content tC leave it to the voters without agita- tion or undue influence, which is democratic and therefore. in ouI opinion. the DeSt c0urSp