The Forrest City times., 1911-10-27

VII iiVhudf .VNtOVti oOtH. IOu, we will give 1000 votes on every one dollar cash purchase at our store in rugs and lace curtains only. Forrest City Furniture Co.
 Mrs. l. F Adams died at her home near Pine Tree on Wednesday. oeto- Der 18th. of heart trouble. and was buried yesterday at the Barashaw Cemetery. MT. Adams died sometime last spring-we think in February She leaves large family of small chil- dren, seven or eight, who have the sympathy of the entire community in their great misfortune. May God com fort and watch over them.
 We always carry very good line of Saddlery, Harness, Brides, Halters and Mule Jewelry generally, but this fall We have the biggest and best line ever. We are making some low prices in this department, and can please you and save you money. You ought to see our stock before purchasing elsewhere. We will be very glad to show you, If you or the mule either are from Missouri. Brandon. Baugh X Co.
 The service at the Baptist church for next Sunday morning has been planned with view 10 it's being of special interest to the older members and friends of the church An effort will be made to have large number of these present. old hymns will be sung, and the occasion made as plea sant and helpful as possible to our elderly friends You are cordially in- vited to attend this service F. r. I. GarrOtt, Pastor.
 While driving home "Wednesday af- terH00n. NIT. and Mrs. S C. Neel met an automobile at the ilaskins place, al which their horse became fright eued, ran away and destroyed the buggy and harness, but did not iniufe either the occupants of the buggy or the horse. Mrs. Nee desires us To state that II was no fault of the auto mobiiSts, as they had stopped, and she told them to proceed before the horse became frightened
 If the child starts in it's sleep. grinds it's teeth while sleeping. picks at the nose, has bad breath. tickle appetite pale complexion, and dark rings un- der the eyes: il has worms: and as long as they remain in the intestines. that child will be sickly Whites Cream Nermifuge clears out the worms, strengthens the stomach and bowels and puts the little one on the road to health and cheerfulnesS. Price Pc. Sold by !. T. Sanders
 The Cleaners of the Baptist church vii have their annual Bazaar as usual this year. on the day tefore l Thanksgiving day. at Il r Sanders Enterprise Drug Store They will have many good things to eat and nice things to wear. fancy articles of many kinds. cakes. salads. etc. The public is cordially invited To give them call and help them in q worthy cause The proceeds are 10 be used for the benefit of the Baptist church.
 We extend you very cordial ingi- tation to visit our Clothing Depart ment upstairs. which is in charge of MT. Tom Rowland, and let him or any ot the other Aalesmen show YOU what really magnificent line of clothing we carry It is complete in every detail, latest style. handsomely made up. best Things. and moderately i priced. It will be a pleasure to show 1 1t {" you whether you buy or not. ] so come and see it. Russell Graham Alderson & Co.
 Rev. Father A. Haeringer spent a few days of this week with his Lord i ship. Rt. Rev. Bishop John E. Morris l in Little Rock The topic of their l discussion was the erection of d new i Catholic church in Marianna in the near future. Donations for the com petion of the church may be sent 10 MT !. NJ. SchnichtD, Marianna. Ark. The smallest gift will be ac- cepted most thankfully and duly re- i corded. Rev. A IIaeringer. Admin iStrator
 our new fall and winter Dry and l Dress Goods, Braids, Trimmings. Elm broideries. lOkings. Buttons. Notions. sweater Goats, etc. etc. embraces The cream or the markets offerings. The ladies will find everything needed 10 make up their wardrobe for the fall and winter season, at lowest prices and Tn the latest styles Me extend NOu COfuldl invitation to cail and see our stock. It is certainly treat Tn variety. quantity,quality and style. Brandon Baugh k Go.
 MT Howard Allen and Miss Jesse Peeyey. two popular young people of Colt, were happily married at the residence of MT and Mrs. NJ. W. Cobb, in Wynne, on Sunday. October l5th, 1911. The groom is a hustling young man who iS capable of giving the sweet girl who has honored him with her love a truly happy htme. and the bride is the daughter of Mr. Hal Peevey, prosperous farmer of that neighborhoOd. The Times wishes them much joy and a long life of happiness.
 Mrs. ] w Moore. Mrs. R. l. SeI. lers and Mrs. James l.. Scott went to Carlisle Tuesday 10 attend the fair and to watch the Forrest City horses galiop Tn front of their competitors.
 Dollie Bruce and Audubon Belle each won their race "Wednesday. and Judge Wilson, Button B.. each start ed in races yesterday, and while they made very creditable ShOWinpS. none