The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1899-03-31

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lard's Horehound Syrup. 1t arrests
the cough, allays irritation of the
throat. and relieves congestion Of the
to take and never disappoints. 25 and
soc. Webb & Sanders.
Henry Terry. who has been visiting
relatives and friends IN the city. left
Monday night for Sallisaw, |. T.. where
he goes TO resume his position in the
Palace Drug Store. His many friends
were sorry to see him leave. but wish
him much success and bright future.
We have received our Easter novel
ties this week and they are now open
for your inspection. We have a very
pretty line and hone our efforts to sup
ply special goods for the celebration of
the several holidays will be appreciated.
Give us your trade. Landvoigt 4 Vad-
akin.
II. s. Thomas, of below Madison, was
a pleasant caller at this Office Saturday
and had the figures of his subscription
advanced to January 1900. He is a
clever young man, a good citizen a
son of our late lamented friend, j. 5.
Thomas. and we are pleased to num-
Der him among our friends.
Public improvements that are bound
to be made sooner or later are none
the less expensive by waiting. Let's
have them now while we live and can
enjoy them. We refer to the court
house yard. the park fences, the band
pavilion. the bridge on Rosser street.
etc. Now is the accepted time. ="
Are you lacking in strength. and en-
ergy. Are you nervous. debilitated,
respondent, irritable, bilious, consti-
pated and generally run down in health
Ii so, your liver is torpid, and few
doses OF Herbine will cure you. Her
bine has no equal as health reStorer.
Webb & Sanders.
Do you want a handsome Aluminium
card case with your name engraved on
case, and 100 business or visiting cards
in best imitation steel engraving for
70 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.
If Your child has thin, pale, cheeks,
uncertain appetite, unrestful sleep. it
has worms, and curing with strong
medicine only makes conditions worse,
by irritating its delicate stomach.
Whites Cream Vermifuge is mild but
certain in effect, and is superior tonic
AS well AS positive worm destroyer.
Webb Il Sanders.
We now have indelible copying PEN
ellis, blue checking pencils, standard
oil crayons, red and blue lumber and
log marking pencils, rubber bands as
sorted In boxes, school wax crayons 5,
10 and Is cents, linen and rag legal cap
paper, numbered lines. sealing wax for
office and letter seals use, programme
pencils. dominoes. Is cents. Beadles'
Dime Speakers, and lots OF Easter nov
elites just received. Landyoigt s. Va1-
akin.
What will your family do il you
should die! Are they provided for i?
Can they successfully battle against the
obstacles through life without your as
sistance, and receive comforts which
they have been accustomed to through
your thoughtfulness ? These are the
burning questions. Life Insurance
solves these problems satisfactorily and
solely. Talk with Geo. p. Taylor Il Co.
about 1t. They write the most liberal
policies at the least expense.
Lieut.. l.. Turley is one of the best
and most polite statesmen in town. He
was formerly with j. w. Beck & Co.,
which position he resigned to go with
Company II, to the Spanish American
war. Since that "little unpleasant.
ness " has been settled and the regi-
ment mustered out Lieut.. Turley has
returned to Forrest City and has ac-
cepted a position with Robert L. Pet.
tus, where he will be pleased to meet
his many old friends and customers.
Our esteemed friend, J. l.. Lanier.
of Memphis, was in town Saturday on
business and to visit friends and old
acquaintance. He was accompanied
from Caldwell by his lately widowed
sister, Mrs. Sallie Wyse, Of Paragould.
Their many friends were glad to wei !.
come them. There are many pleasant
memories here of both and it is pleas.
ure to see them here. Mr.. Lanier was
a caller at The TIMES office and re-
newed his subscription to the "Old
Reliable. :" Mrs. Wyse, we learn, will
continue to reside at Paragould.
The Gentry Dog and Pony show is
the best thing of the kind that travels
in this country. We saw them two
years ago at San Antonio, when Profs.
Pace and Dewitt Davis were with the
Gentry band. 1t is performance es-
pecially for the children-pure and
interesting. One which everv child In
the community shoul1 be allowed to
see 1t will not fail to interest and
amaze the older heads, too, and therefore
we do not know any reason why Gen.
try's Dog, Pony and Monkey show
should not be well patronized. See
their advertisement in this paper.
Mrs. Geo. Davis. of Wynne, and
George Elliott Davis, jr., are guests at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Alley
Mrs, Davis. who has been quite i'll.
came down last week in order to be at
home during her convalescence. that
young Mr.. Davis might be looked after
and cared for nv tandor apd loy;,c