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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-06

Mrs. A. p. Tureman has invited guests
for a luncheon in the tea room on Thurs
day TO meet Miss Norris. Covers will be
laid for ten.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-06

The engagement of Miss Selma Glass,
daughter of Mrs. NJ. Glass. to Mr.. E. A.
Marks. is announced. At home, 1874 Cherry
street, to-day.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-06

Miss Norris, the charming guest of Miss
Clara Bachman, will be the recipient OF
many social compliments during her stay
IN the city. Miss Sexton will give a card
party for Miss Norris TUESDAY afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. George b. McClel-
land on Troost avenue.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Carlat and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rust will entertain the Y. NJ.
p. G. Gu IN Wednesday evening, March
on Park avenue. Wednesday eveuing of
last week the meeting was held at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. /. l.. Bunker Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Marty assisting in entertain
Ing. The prizes were won by Mrs. George
Page and Mr.. George Cook.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-06

Mrs. Yeager will entertain this month ir
compliment to Miss Anna Jaudon- of Pal
myra, Mo-, Miss May Green and Miss
Shelton.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-06
fter a weeks visit with friend. in wich-

after a weeks visit with friends in Wich-
tia.
Miss Annye Burnett is visiting her grand
father in Fort Worth. Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Uebelmesser and family
are at home at No. IA Belmont Flats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey L. Dearborn are
at home to friends at 24lo Peery avenue.
Miss Eliza Donovan. Of st. Louis. will
visit relatives in Kansas City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. Stalmann are at
home to friends at 400 East Ninth street.
Mrs. Joseph Bray. Of st. Louis. is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Howard McCutch-
Mrs. NJ. E. Smith and Miss Meldon Smith
will return from Leavenworth early this
week.
The Misses .Harbeson, of Kentucky. are
street.
Mrs. j.. v. C. Karnes and Miss Ethel
Allen Will return from Washington this
week.
home after March 5, at the Alta, 2415 Troost
avenue.
Mrs. Edmund Blair has gone to st. Louis.
called there by the illness Of her father.
DR.. Papin.
DR.. Henry A. Hurd. of Ffndlay. O., is Wis
iting the family of his nephew. DR.. George
C.. Mosher.
Miss Martha Brent and her cousin. Miss
fhoebe Anderson. are at Excelsior Springs
for a week
Miss Anna Trotter, of Carrollton. Mo.
Is visiting Miss Cora Williams. Of BIO
Highland avenue.
Mrs. W. Ewing Hall and Mrs. Allen 10
gan are spending a couple Of weeks at
Excelsior Springs.
Colonel and Mrs. Milton ]. Payne are en-
tertaining Mrs. l.. Harvey and daughter,
OF Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. E.. B. Wingate and children are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Smith, of
1920 Forest avenue.
Mrs: Henrietta Green. Miss Shelton and
Miss May Green are spending a fortnight
at Excelsior Springs.
Mrs. Alfred L. Spotswood, Of Moscow, ID,
Is the guest of her brother, Mr.. Alfred T.
Bass. of sos Olive street.
Mrs. J.. 7. Bird and daughter. with Mrs.
Samuel Smith, will sail March Is for a sew
eral months tour of Europe.
Mrs: j. Erasmus Higgon has returned
from McLouth, kas., accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. E.. C. Rankin.
Miss nellie Mosher, with Miss Mary An
CELL. of Leavenworth. has gone to Port
Arthur, Tex, for a brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Beale Smith are at homo
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
cary, at 146 Wyandotte street.
Miss Anna Jaudon. of Palmyra, Mo, will
be the guest of Mrs. Henry Woodward, Of
2626 East Eighth street, this week.
DR.. E.. w. Schauf1er and Mrs. Schauf-
her have returned from their wedding jour-
ney and, are at home at 1221 Washington
street.
Mrs. Frank c.. Weed has rented her resi-
dence. 2410 Peery avenue, for six months,
and will go East for an extended visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Thayer will leave
Tor Dallas: Tex, this week, Mrs. Thayer
Will 90 "a Gov 49, .r:-;A
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-01-28

Elder w. II. Paslay will preach at
the Baptist CHI Irch next Sunday morn
ing and night. After morning service
all members of the church are requested
to remain for t he purpose of calling IA
pastor.
7. G. Folbrr e Co.. of Che Magnolia
saloon, belleve in honest values and
uniformly courteous treat inert, hence
for your none V ney draw nothing but
high test goods. Try either the o. F.
c., IS, Yanni ste. or Rose brands of
Liquors and Gu will drink no other.
Notice is ereby given that | have
sold out to Idr. II. }. Lanier my inter
est in the CS dwell Melchantile Co., at
Caldwell, ] .rk. The remaining part
ners assur ie all liabili, les and are
alone ant orized to collect all asserts.
Dec. -. 1897 JOHN W AVEN.
r. s. s .evens and Walter LutZ were
in Menu mis- last We Elk on business. and
returne via the dirt road-or 1t might
be more, proper tn say. the mud aud
water r>ad. When asked "how in the
world did Won get tbrough?' they said.
1--WE Ist come" But they won't try
it as in for awhile.
elias. Delano and family have re-
tur led to Forest Civ. and are Occu-
p ng one of. G. II. IIaven's residences
on North Rosser street There is some
q clay in building the new shops for
)elano & Bait, on &C count Of the water
in L'Anguille bottom which prevents
the delivery of the lumber.
| j. G. BOYLE and family, of Memphis.
/ spent Sunday in the city visiting rela-
| tives. Bud has good position with
the l.. II. Il NJ. Ry., III the freight de-
| partment, with office AT foot of Adams
street, and we learn is giving good
satisfaction to his emple yer. lie Is an
/ active. painstaking emplove and we
hope to soon hear of his promotion.
County Judge ". j. Mayo of Mon
roe county, died Tuesday. and upon
receipt of tile information by wire.
| Judge N w. Norton went to Claren-
don 10 attend the last sad rites of his
old friend. Judge Mayo was promi-
nent citizen and had IA large acquaint-
ance throughout Arkansas. The family
have our sincere sympathy in their be-
reavement.
The many friends of Mr.. Bristow
Aldrich will undoubtedly be pleased TO
learn that he returns home Saturday,
January %. 'sis "A member of the Wr.
| L. Roberts "Ieaust' Co. Mr.. Aldrich
| plays an important part in the piece,
and he will surely do it justice here.
We know Tunes ability as All actor.
! lIls friends in Forrest City Will now
have an opportunity To see him in
| legitimate drama.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-01-28
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The fac n
- ~

Mrs. Julius Lesser, of st. Louis, and
Mrs. ;. b. RotholtZ, of Mariana, came
in Monday on visit to relatives and
friends and We're guests of the family
o. A. Never and NJ, Isaacs. They re-
turned TO Marianne Tuesday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Myers, who took in the
big masquerade ball at that place Tues
day night. Mrs Meyers will go to St
Louis tomorrow accompanying Mr.. and
Mrs. Lesser, and will be their guest for
a month.
County Judge j s. r. Cowan went
to Mariana Wednesday to adjust II
claim against Lee county for 500. for
expense of the case of HE State vs. j..
IL. Tease. which came 10 this county
last court on Il change of venue. The
county Judge of Lee county thinks he
cannot pay the same under the laws.
and Judge Cowan thinks he can, and
must. and the matter has been sub
mitted to Judge Hutton, of the Circuit
court. for settlement. Judge Cowan
gives the little details of the cOunty's
business his careful and painstaking
attention and conducts the business of
the county upon the same principle
that he would his private business. and
he is seldom wrong in his judgment.
Something, it is not known what. be-
came the matter with the pump or well
at the waterworks Monday. The old
pump was taken cut and the new one,
which had just arrived. WAS put in:
and then it w0uldn't pump S l.. Me-
Daniel had the matter in charge. and
finally made the water flow, but he
don't know how he did it. Tuesday
night the water supply was exhausted
and the Electric Light company could
not turn a wheel Everything is in
frst-ciass shape again. and the uneasi-
ness on account of the danger of fire.
has been dispeled The old pump.
which it was supposed had been worn
out is found to be to'erahly good vet.
and with slight repair, will be almost
as good as new
r.. S. Stevens, of DeSoto county.
Mississippi. (who has recently located
here, and with his family is occupving
the NJ w lizard homestead) in con.
necti0n with his brother. under the
firm name of Stevens Bros. have
opened new feed store in the Chrisco
building. They will handle full line
of feedstuffs. consisting of hay. cnrn,
oats. bran. cotton seed huis and meal.
chops. etc, etc. and their stuff is ar
irving daily. They have an attractive
advertisement ia this paper 10 which
your attention is directed. Rush
Stockard. who is managing the under
taking business for the same firm, and
who rs clever. energetic ard pains
taking employe. and Walter LutZ. are
assisting Mr. Stevens in the opening.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-01-28

Go to the -Four Hundred for
oysters.
For siALE-TSo sows and pigs. See
L. ID. BOYLE.
JEFF Nicely, of Wheatley, was circu-
lating III town Monday.
Lun ches, meals. and oysters in every
style at the -Four Hundred"
Gordon Casteel went to Mariana
to attend the masquerade ball.
Sol. Lewis spent Sunday and Mon
day in Memphis with his family.
Robert Myers has been very sick for
sever al days. He was taken down
Sund ay.
Chief Engineer H. Y. Pharr. of the
leVee board, was registered at the Bel.
ser Tuesday.
4ou can get a good square meal, a
good lunch. or oysters in any style at
the -Four Hundred saloon.
Priest Gist, of Mariana. was in
town Monday, en- route to Wlieatley to
visit, his sister, Miss Gilenw alter
The Episcopal Guild will meet at
Mrs. Merwin's rext Tuesday. February
|, at 3 p. m. a. q. TURlLEY, Sec.
The spring opening of the credit
business Will be- gin shortly. and he
crop mortgages will pile up as usual.
Earl Carey ratified off house and lot
the other day. ana as usual John NJ.
Brown won II. The property is valued
at $50
Rev. Robinson. of Osceola.. preached
Two very forcible sermons at the Baptist
cllurch Sunday, and the congregation
W; rs highly pleased.
A. Ashworth was in town several
day, the first Of the week. AID went to
He!e na on business Wednesday, thence
home to the Cut Off.
For Clothing to order, SIC John Il.
Brown. at the uewssta nd His samples
are bea utIful, and h. prices i'll sur
prise you. They are neap.
Louis adams, &c NAL representa-
tive of Il large coffee ,nd spice firm in
ST. Louis, was" doing he town" We'd
nesday antl circulating among friends.
Mrs. J.>y. Wynne. Of Memphis. ar
rived III the city Wedne sday to spend Il
week with re etives anG friends. She
is the guest % her chldr Ell, Joel e and
wife.
1t being til fifth 81 inday of the
month Mr.. Sin ,pson will preach at the
New Hope chu rch III the morning and
will occupy HIS pulpit AT night in For
rest City.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-01-28


Happening over on South Washing
ION street Yesterday morning looking
Tor an Item ar anything of interest, we
were shown the handsome improve
ments being made at the undertaking
establishment of the Stevens Brothers
Dy The genial manager, Rush Stockald
a PARTITION has been run across ~.
room some thirty feet from the front
and casket cabinets of the latest pat-
efh ana convenient arrangement built
along either side. which when com.
pieled Will present "A handsome Ar
pearance, and be in Keeping with m.
modern idea of IAN undertaken, par
lori p
AT the beautiful and hospitable
nome OF Hon. and Mrs r. T. William,
last Friday night a large company OF
Forrest City's society folk were de-
iighffully entertained at cards. com
plimentary to Mrs. Lucille Bowen. of
memphis, who is their charming guest.
DAINTY refreshment were partakpn OF
at convenient season, aud the pleas
ure OF the occasion was unstinted
There were eight tables. with the fol-
lowing players: DR.. and Mrs Stone.
Mr. and Mrs. Calling, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iuiley, Capt. and Mrs Knight,
Mr. and Mrs. N. f. Ingram; Mes.
DANES. lBowen, Gillian, Morton.
Merwin and Bomar, Misses Lucy VIII
llams, Minnie, Alice and Norma Roll
wage, Ava Taylor, Amelia Miller fof
Little Rock Mamie Webb. Lsdv La.
gram. Floy Ross, Senator r J. Wi
liams, DIR. G. G. White. Prof i. -
Williams, aud Messrs O. b. Rollwaga.
j II. Collier. Edwin Johnson. Rich
Winfield. Joe Sanders, Harry Knight.
and Linn Turley.
Nj. w. Ewell. of Dyersburg. Tenn
who IS one of the principal owners III
the Electric Light plant. is expected Ia
arrive IN the city Sunday. and while
here will bny IA suitable site and let tie
contract for the erection of their new
building. Their new machinery has
been DELAYED for "A time. awaititsy
the manufacture of their new engine.
hut 1t will be here about March 1 la
plenty OF time for the new house. We
are assured that these gentlemen mean
business. and Will do everything they
undertake, aud that they viii give has
lowit lrst-class service in every pariIc-
nlar OF their business We hope they
VIII meet the hearty co operation Of
every cltizan. 1t is bv mutual assist
tnce that we all hope TO prosper Ii i
pniY by cooperation aud enterprise.
mat we can hope 20 grow. Let every
man bear thls-ln mind, and in working
for the success of this and all other Gu
terprlses You are working for the gem
+ral good of the town and for your own
interests.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-01-28

cement at E. 7. Gray's.
Faust" tomorrow night.
a Meyer & Co. cuts the price.
l. W. Yerzley was in town Tuesday
week. q"ite III thls
We H. :; u: Hotchkiss. of Marked Tree
was III town Saturday.
Edgar Taylor was business v;s;,or
III "ynne Wednesday. '''''
.h WIS. Nate Berry, of Madison. was
shopping In town Tuesday. 700
~. =. Il. Wheeler, of Madison was =
guest at the Belser Saturday. was ."
= just try Zoe box of Cascora,s Tho
n r ilVer and blood regulator ever
when bilious or costive. eat Casca.
lOc, 25c. '0 Su"i aiiOeeu'
wine Lee Parbam. assistant most.
master has been quite sick since Wed.
Geo. p Taylor & Co sell tho hoe,
rlie and Life Insurance contracts
Louis Altman, formerly with Sol
Lewis VIII travel as distributor Of s,d.
vertising matter. WI VI d u
>, Stove wood delivered to any part of
s snG Guy CIV Tor 20 cents per load by Fns ..
SELL Graham u Go. y I'd
ID. G. Cook and wife spent \ dav or
two IN town last week retmrnino ~
The farm Sunday afternoon. "
- a u sorts of Plain, Fancy and Mixed
Drinks, Cigars. etc. at Il. G. Folhre X
us where you are invited to trade
N V; Hancock, the genial proprie
Tor or the -Four HundreG.n was in
. Mein pms Monday on business and to
visit his family. '''N ~
we have had several very pretty
aays TINS week-Which fact is remart.
aoie because OF SO much inclement
s Weather OF ate, that we had begun to
lear 1t couldn't quit"
>, WI Shepard went to Mariana
aesday to look at the public improve.
'hehts OF That city, aud especially their
qeep water well and electric light plaut.
lie says they have splendid plant.
commissioner and Alderman J. D.
bangh Is having hard tussel with !.
grippe, and is getting the worst of it.
We nope there will be change i'm his
FAVOR soon, and that he will be himself
again.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-01-28

ID. w. Neel, of near Palestine. has
purchased the Jack Castepl place. near
Beck's Switch, and has moved to For
rest CITY to.reside. The TIMKs ex-
tends himself and family a cordial
welcome.
Irish potatoes are worth 81 10 {. o. b.
There are perhaps 10000 bushels in
the county, ana it is estimated that
half of this number Will be required
for seed. 1t looks like large acreage
will be planted.
WANTED. AT ONCE-Bright young
man To handle our celebrated Lubri-
eating Oils and Greases. Salary and
expenses. Enclose stamp for particu-
lars. Address. CRESCENT OIL Co.,
Minneapolis. MINI.
Mrs Anderson. of Gent. Ark, sister
in-law of Mrs o. B. Rollwage. came in
Monday, accompanied by her father,
Mr. Hamer. IF indiana. and both have
been delightfully."- entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Rollwage during the week.
The mechanical department has not
been as we'll as it might be this week
the Colonel having the grip, while Mr..
Johnston" Deaf" and Enoch' We're
suffering from "innocuOus desuetude "
- ink" was "the only space il the
box"
Joe Wynne sold IL head of half breed
Poland China and Berkshire pigs for
sos Wednesday. They ranged from
eight to ten months old, Here is ii les
son in stock raislng-it pays to raise
The best bred hogs, and other stock
too. for that matter.
W. Il. Sanders has purchased tla
German & Co. stock of groceries al,C
will continue the business at the Old
stand with Il large invoice of new ;inC
fresh goods. He invites IA shi re 0t
your trade and promises To MAKE; it Il
YOUR interest to give him a call.
Chas. L. Thompson. of Little Rock
was here Tuesday. looking Hf ser the
court house. A large force OF nen art
N work on the building, 1cludina
carnenters. timers. painters. skaters
iaborers. &c. aud Mr.. Thompson Is
greatly pleased with the II suits.
Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald. CT the Deciplt
church. Will preach nj TIE presbyterian
church Friday and Sat'trd ay night ane
will occupy the pulpit there also Sun
day morning. The gentleman is Al
earnest speaker and is trying to dc
GOOD and we bespeak for him hearing
DO Good in thy Good Pleasure unto
Zion"
YIN. l.. Roberts. supported by Mis-;
Olive Martin and AN excellent company
will he seen At the opera house Satnr
day evening. January %. in magnili.
cent production of Goethe,s Immortal
~Ftust.o 1t is not often Forrest City
gets an attraction of this magnitude
and we should show our appreciation
when we do. Mr.. Bristow Aldrlch
/ fTobe) of this city, has lately joined
this company. =
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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-01-28
JIM McCUTCHES.
+. w. DEROSsiTT.
q. ) HALL and others

&. p. Mcdaniel keeps all kinds of
steam fittings and plumbers goods.
Miss Norma TAYLOR is still quite sick
though she is reported as improving.
". M. Hill of Franks township. was
a pleasant visitor in the city Tuesday
Casearets stimulate liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never sieken, weaken OF
grippe. Zoe.
Collector W. E. Williams has estah-
lished headquarters for tax collecting
at the clerk $ office.
NJ. n Gaines went to the bottom
This morning To tie up piece of land
from danger Of overflow
The diseases cured by Hoods Sarsa-
paflila are many. because most all.
ments disappear AS soon as the blood
IS enriched and purified by it.
Tom Vaughn. the Court house
painter, returned from Malvern. where
lie has been on a visit. aud has re-
opened ms studio at 5. T.. McDauiel's
shop.
Geo. Geo p Taylor and G A. Wal
ker were passengers on the East5ound
tram Sunday afternoon. their deslina
ton being lieth, where they went on
business.
A. H Nash was in the city SUNDAY
returning to his mill near Backfish
siding in the evening. lie is running
large force of hands, has first class
plant and a good location.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church
Gulld Will give Pie party at Mrs Il
I. Merwln's on Monday evening. Feb.
fharE I. a new and interesting enter
lalnment. Come and enjoy it. Ad-
mission only 10 cents.
/. j.. Shepard, recently Of Princeton
ny but who is IA citizen of Dyersburg
emu, is IN the city on visit to his
hlother, VIII Shepard of the Electric
ldght company. He is genial young
man and Will spend a couple of weeks
here.
Il. II. Jackson left Wynne Friday
VIA the IRON Mountain route for San
antonio, Texas, where he goes for his
heallh. which has been very bad fer
several months. Ev has "A whole lot
~ friends here Who hope The change
tight.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-01-28
Road NotIce.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
~ signed will petition the County Court at
lis next April term to change the public high
wny AZ follows: Beginning on Road district
No l. at Nidener. in Grggs township. and
running along the edge OF right OF way ON
the SOUL side of the Little Rock & Mem phis
railroad TO the ST Francis river thence on
said line west to intersect county road know n
As Road district No. -. Mad son township.
where said road crosses said south edge Of
right OF way: also to move the present County
ferry to said new crossing. and the other
county road No. -. Griggs township. to fol-
low bank Of said St Francis river to the south
side OF Little Rock Memphis railroad and
intersect new Road district No At new ferry.
and The portion OF Road District No from
the l.. Il. n NJ. Eaiirond 10 81. Francis RIVER,
when would be vacated and abandoned.
thereby giving better road and nearer
route to Forrest city for the people cast OF
the 81. Francis River, Il need that has long
been felt.
JIM McCUTCHES.
+. w. DEROSsiTT
q. J. HALL and others
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-01-28

Mrs. Lizzie Nash has rented the
keathley house in the southern part of
town. and will make that place her
home.
Fred Slater. of Memphis, was here
the past. week. He was on a trade
viii h Eugene Rolfe for 80 acres of land
in erieh0.
lie ely Harris. an old ex. Confederate
sodie +, who lives on 15,mie bayou.
Was in town Tuesday ami gave us
pleasai t call
Capt. w III. Mcdaniel has been on
the sick list for some time, but is able
to be up. He was pleasant caller at
this office Yesterday.
The w,sthound passenger train on
the l.. Il. X NJ. was delayed at Proctor
last night on account of freight wreck
and did not arrive until o'clock this
morning.
Enter tine store of w. L Sanders and
there You will find neatly kept stock
of MI kinds of staple and fancy gro
ceries Satisfaction guaranteed as to
quality and prices.
Invitations have been issued an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Anna
Lee Cobb. of this city to Mr.. George
Elliott Davis. Of Wynne. February lG,
1898. at the Methodist church in this
city.
THE TINES failed 10 mention last
week the arrival Of Miss Amelia Mil
Ter, Il charming lady from Little Rock,
! upon visit to friends in this city
She is guest of Miss Minnie Roll
wage.
John Reho. of Gunnison. Colorado,
after spending several DAYS in the city
with his numerous friends, started on
his return trip Sunday via Memphis
John has good situation and is pros
porous. =
RUSSELL. Graham e Co. make spe-
ciaity of Wagon Materials. a full stock
| of Spokes. Felloes and Backsmith's
Irons always on hand. at the very low
est figures. They will duplicate Mem
phis prices.
+ Laughinghouse has rented the
Brandon house just vacated by Mrs.
Lizzie Nash. An addition and mum
bei VI Vthei improvements VIII De ADD
ed to~the house Mr.. Laughinghouse
went to Fayetteville last week to ship
his household goods.
| have stood the raise and am still
doing business at the same old stand
with Il full stock of the best Whistles
ever brought to Forrest City. where |
will be pleased to serve my old friends
and customers. haven't quite got up
| TO -Four Hundred yet: about II in the
black wall do me. Yours truly,
IKE MALLORY
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-01-28
What is
SCOTS
Emulsion?

1t is a Strengthening food and
tonic, remarkable in its flesh-form-
ing properties. 1t contains Cod
Liver Oil emulsified or partially
oeieested, combined with the we'll
Known and highly priced Hypo-
phosphites of Lime and Soda, SO
mar their potency is materially
increased.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-01-28
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
.of pettns Bros. II Bufofd is this day
dissolved. II l.. Pettus retiring. Geo
r Pettus and Walter II Bnford will
continue the business under the firm
name of Pettus & Buford. they assum-
ing all liabilities and will collect out
standing claims.
r. i. PETTUs.
GEO Il PErTUs.
w. II. BUFoKD.
Forrest City. Ark Jan -, 1895.