The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
SOL LEWIS.


Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine has national reputation, extending over about sixty years, as Il most sue. cessful Liver Regulator. J. II. Duna- want & Co.
 MT M. V. Hancock banded us roasting ear the first of the week which was one of the most perfectly developed ears of corn we have ever seen. The corn is of a variety known as Kafiir corn. and the seed was obtained by MT. Hancock from MT. Sam Apperson. MT. Hancock planted about quarter Of an acre of this corn. which is now in full roasting ear, and has on an average or about fenr ears to the stalk. and the ear he left with us has the extrava- gant sum of nine hundred grains of corn on the cob. This is an unusually large number of grains for one ear of corn. but MT. Hancock says this corn bears four ears of this kind to every stalk. and believes that the yield from his quarter of acre will amount to fifty bushels.
 Ike Mallory has fitted up the rooms over his place of business for sleeping apartments and can accommodate the travelling public.
 The achievements and successes of friend furnish beautiful theme to write about, and a fellow being pos sesses no attributes which commend him more strongly to the notice of men than brains and intellect. It now be- comes pleasant duty for us to bestow words of praise upon one highly de- serving and worthy in every respect. namely, MT. w. J. Ianier. This gen. tleman has taken his degree as Bache- Tor of Arts, in the University of Michi- gan, and comes to us acknowledged a competent lawyer by one of the finest faculties in the United States. Too much praise and adulation cannot be given this young man, whose indomi- table courage and energy has placed him in such An enviable attitude be- fore the people. Possessed with talent and brilliant mind, he has by un- ceaslng application attained that de- gree of perfection which is so gratify- ing to those who know him best. and being St. Francis county boy we are all justly proud of him. We doff our cap to MT. Lanier and wish him suc- cessful and profitable career.
 Is your liver tired? Does it fail to do it's duty? If so, don't neglect it's call for help. X few doses of Heroine may save you a spell of sickness. Her bne is the only perfect liver medicine It cures chills and fever. Price 50 cts. Webb & Sanders.
 Mir. I. w. Mallory. the genial propri- etof Of the Pearl saloon. is one of the most progressive whisky men in the city, and is continually originating some plan to add to the attractions of his popular bar. Recently he has been teautlfying his place in many ways. having purchased additional property and extended the building Yn order to make room for bar for his colored patrons; besides this he has had the saloon proper, papered beautifully producing crimson and gold effect which sets off the place in regular first class. city style. The latest addition or improvement to his business, how ever. Is d lunch counter and restau- rant, with complete assortment of everything good to eat, and Mir. Nal lory employs one of the best cooks in Arkansas. This new feature Is neces- sary for the accommodation of the numerous workmen and laborers who are now employed on the many public improvements going on in our city. and is added to the business for the purpose or catching the cash trade which comes his way in this line, and 1t IS d very necessary part of the whole. Substan- tial or light lunches are served now at the Pearl saloon at all hours of the day or night, and you need never so to bed hungry for want of midnight meal.