The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
0J1t1forr kUBlAN TEA cures Dysper. ' ss'ass>s v sia, Constipation and Indi. gess'on. Regulates the Liver. Price, % cts.
 For sale by Brandon sS Banrh.


 For sale by Brandon & Banrh.
 Miss Nora McDanipl and Bruce smith. of McDauiel. attended chttr,.h at the Baptist church in this cily Snn.' day night.
 You cannot buy gona-gopas in Il cheap store. nor Volmtr'' whisky in II cI.r,,u hotel or cafe. When you drink ..VnIl. mer you drink trie best your money can buy.
 We must have otw, base ball. and that game nest week is looked frr. ward Io with Tiucf anticipation anu we predict will be largely attended.
 Robt. Brown. of north of ,l,s city Was among iee callers at our off e Sat ufday He looked as if the world was treating him kindly.
 Mrs. NJ. Jacobson and children. of Forrest City, arrived in the city Satnr- day last on.a visit to Mrs. $. E. Ro- tholtz Mariauua Courier.
 Col. Iandyolgt. of TIE TIMES. was so much indisposed Tuesday that he was compelled to take to his bed. but he Is up again and ready for business.
 Miss Emma Dozier.. of Moro. Ark. IS delightful guest at the home of Eid. and Mrs. w. II. paslay. The young lady will visit in the city for sometime.
 Miss Lena Williams. Of Palestine passed through the city last Sunday rnnfts Tn ft,lf ..l,, summer school. She spent the time between trains at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Fondren.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. $. Graham left Snn- day afternoon for Memphis where lhey visited friends. From Memphis they went to Charlottesville, A fk.. where MT. Graham had farming Interests to LOOK alter. They returned home Tues day evening.
 MT. Henry Harris, of St. Louis. the popular tea and spice drummer. who makes his town in the interest of the David V. Evins Co.,, was in the city Tuesday evening.
 Our junior, E. l. Vadakin. when Ast heard from was lnteryiewinr The C.- nucks at Bauff, Canada. Himself and naughter, Dora, were both welt and en- toying themselves to their hearts con tent.
 Mrs. Mary E. Winfield left last week Tn company with Mrs Sallie Wyse. of Paragould, for the latter ladies' home for two weeks visit. Miss Fannie winfield. also went to Paragonld Mon. day evening for brief visit and will accompany her mother home. Esquire Shepard. of Dyersburg, has been over few days. ahd left for home yesterday morning. The Squire speaks enthusiastically of the progress anu prospects of our town, and thinks theie Is no question about our rapid growth into a city of 4000 or 5000 inhabitants III the next five years.
 Squire F. D. Boyle left for Hot Sptings Saturday in search of the "fountain of Youlh.' The old gentle man VIII be missed by the Soutlsiders who wish bim all the luck possible and complete restoration to health, so he may again take his place in the front rank nf the procession of life. which k sure to turn out whether '.thp first Tuesday Of the month falls on Sunday. or not
 Mrs J. II. Avery. after q prolonged ana pleasant visit to her sisteI-:n.law. Mrs. C. l.. Knight, lett for her home in Hot springs Sunday morning She was accompanied by Miss DeVelIing Roll Wage who will visit in the City of Va DOTS" for a month or so. The society of these charming ladies will be fn.sed especially that of Miss DeNvlling among the young folks. where her beauty. intelligence aud vivacity placed her in the center of the circle.
 Mr. NJ. E. koerper, superintendent of the construction of the oil mill was called to Little Rock "Wednesday ai last week on account of the illness ot his baby boy. We are pained to learn of the death of the dear little one. which occurred WedneS;iay. and offer friend koerper and his wife our deepest sym patly. and with many other of his new. Iy made, friends here bid him cheer up and ioQi to the Great God for help Surely the little cne is safe in the arms of Jesus, who said ''suffer little children to come unto Him.
 The teachers of ihe Divine Science Sunday school gave the children an outing party yesterday at Crow creek. About li!ly persons, great and small. were in attendance, and all enjoyed themselves 10 the limit.
 Owing to i'll health and the extreme ly warm weather, Mrs. D. G. Cook has closed her hotel until about September Mrs. Cook and Miss Trixey will leave for the farm in the bottoms next week while Miss Hattye Whitman will ac-. company Mrs. Bell to Indanapolis next Tuesday, ,where she will spend Jfe summer. We regret to lose our neighbors and wish them all the pleas ure there IS in this old world.
 Yesterday the unfortunate steam shovel met with another accident which delayed the work whole day. The bank caved, bursting in tie side 0f the shovel and knocking things galley. west. Fortunately th- men We're work | Ing on the opposite side at the time Of the accident and no one was injured.