The Forrest City times., 1899-05-19

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 Bailard's Horehound Syrup does the work and does it well. It cures coughs and colds in \ day. Its healing, sootl- ing and quieting. a5c. and 5Oc. Webb ,N Sanders.
 It tisa a mistaken idea to wait until old age overtakes you before you enter the service of the Lord God don't want all the old worn out soldiers in ms army. He wants young. fearless and energetic fighters, so don't wait until the eleventh hour, but give Him your support now.
 Mrs. Edna tCotton) Ramsey, of Memphis, arrived in the city Tuesday on visit to. relatives and friends. She came via. Wynne, where she was the guest of Mrs. Jim Williams for a time. and WAS joined at Colt by her father, who spent some time in the city with his family and on business.
 Next Friday has been set at Little Rock for the decoration of the graves of confederate soldiers. Many of them sleep their last sleep" in the ceme- terv on the hill in this city. Will some one take the iniatory step towards mounding up their forgotten graves and spread flowers on each?
 We have received the exclusive agency for the sale in Forrest City of the National. Music Co.'s celebrated lOc sheet music. It is in every respect equal to the higher priced music. We have 300 titles, and will take pleasure in furnishing catalogue. Come in and examine it. Landvoigt & Vadakin.
 Do you want a handsome Aluminium card case with your name engraved on case, and 100 business or visiting cards ln best imitation steel engraving for Q cents ! See sample and leave or. ders at the Newsstand. This is the prettiest new novelty of the season. The price IS the only cheap thing about it.
 Julius Lesser. of St. Louis. and Mrs. Ray Bernhold, of Memphis, arrived in the city Wednesday from the latter place, on a visit to relatives and friends. Mrs. Bernhold is the guest of her pa. rents, MT. and Mrs. NJ. Isaacs, and Mir. Lesser is visiting his several sisters Mesdames Meyers, Isaacs and Jacob son.
 The long distance telephone is now operated from the Forrest City Tele. phone Exchange, and subscribers there. to may talk to Memphis. Hot Springs or other towns direct from their offices or residences. This is another step in the direction of progress. and another reason why everybody ought to have a phone,
 A negro named Jim Lomack was ar. rested Saturday for having in his pos. session q pistol. He proved to the mayor that he was on journey. and he was discharged. When did travel. ing in St. Francis county become so dangerous as to require man to go armed That law ought to be re- pealed.
 There is no pain or discomfort when Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment IS used. It relieves that itching increased d by scratching. It is prepared with scientific accuracy and professional knowledge. and is the kind that cures blind, bleeding, itching and protruling piles with no pain or loss of time. Webb & Sanders.
 The Quilting Party which Aunt Di. | nah intends to have in the home of Mir. and Mrs. Walter German, had been planned for next week. but Aunt Di- nah has postponed it until Tuesday night, May 30. She hopes her friends will not forget about it, for she wishes all of them to come. Do not forgot the date-May the thirtleth.
 The deliciOns sauces, catsups, spices, extracts and flavorings, for the season ing of vegetables, meats and de,icacies which make the festive board H thing of joy and plesant remembrance, are sold by w. T. Sanders. the grocer, and at his store may be found the largest assorted stock of standard canned fruits and vegetables in the city. Wash Posey lone of our good colored friends. WAS inIto see us Wednesday and gave us Sl.50 on subscription Wash has been taking TIE TIMES for | upwards of ten years, and never fails to call on us at least once year and contribute. We are sorry to learn that he has had the misfortune to get bad stand of cotton. though he says he has the prettiest stand of corn that he ever saw, and is thankful for that. The ChOctaw & Memphis people are raising their track beginning just out. side the yard limits and thence tC Beck's Switch, ana large force ol man and teams are engaged in the work. The mud cars" arrived yes terday evening with an engine whici will haul the dirt taken out of the cut by the steam shovel. but that machine is slightly out of gear at present anC work is being delayed on that account
 We find the following in the Arkan sas Gazette of Tuesday: '.DIED-7lt East Ninth street, 5:20 am. May 18th Martha J., wife of Chas. k. Hunter
 Funeral 4 pm. today at Oakland cem etery. Friends of the family invited |, attend. Forrest City and Helena pa pers please copy.n MT. Hunter is wei known here and has the kindly sympa thy of his many friends. He is broth CT of D. 1. Hunter of this city.
 If troubled with rheumatism, giv, Chamberlain's Pain Balm a trial. l
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