The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1899-08-25

FOR RENTING store house now
occupied BY 5. IL. Trapp. ir. Posses.
sion September Apply to
l.. VADAkIN.
For headache, Caused most likely. Nv
oisordered stomach, accom- panied by
constipation, use Ilr. NJ. x. Simmons
Liver Medicine. j. II. Dunayant 4
Co. and Becker n Lewis.
II you want 70 feel good while YOU
are taking drink and have the satis.
iaction ct knowing you are getting the
pest wbiskey the market affords 90 Tn
the Magnolia. Thew dispense the old
est and the best. Every thing about
tue place has quiet established An.
pearance that impresses you with the
TACT Is tnat you are in the leading bar.
room Of the city. -
Il. Boliwage has been chosen trustee
tor the syndicate which recently mr.
chased the Sledge property lust west
OF the Iron Mountain and south Of tia
Choctaw railroads, ani on Friday
spent the day In having the land s,,r.
veyed and laid of with y view Ia be-
coming familiar with how the land
'ies, ana TO the erection IT n nunber
OF tenement houses thereon in the near
future,
Rev. L. r. Simpson and family. "a
clarendon. passed through Forrest
CITY Sunday. en- route home from
Iennessee, where they had been a.
rest and recuperate during n short w.
cation which the minister's conprepa.
ton had granted him, but owing Ia
tue Illness OF their child, they were I'M
able To prolong their visit. It isan-
nounced that Rev. Simpson will
preach ut the Presbyterian church
here next Sunday morning and night.
During the civil war. as well M N
our late war with Spain. diarrhoea was
one OF The most troublesome diseases
the army had to contend with. LII
many instaDces it became chronic ana
the old soldiers still suffer frnm n M
David TAYLOR OF Wind Ridge. tlrssma
Co., Pa, Ia one or these. lie mses
Chamberlaip's Colo, Cholera and
Diarrh0ea Remedy and saws ne never
found anything that would give him
such quick relief. Sold by I'll drug
gists.
The deep well at the oil mill was
Completed Tuesday. and test made
"wednesday. il Is s inches in diane
ter, and 1873 feet deep. and with con,
tinuous pumping for several hours. the
water remained stationery ut sixty
rect. 1t is considered by experts IL bH
the best well in the city. though the
one vt the Electric Light power house
which will probably he completed 10.
day, is ut about the same size and
same depth. and it Is Thought To ba
Just as good well Hs that ut thr oil
mill. The oil mill people mre quite
enthusiastic la their views Of the ex.
cellence of their well.
The weather never gets too warm
Tor the young folks Ut Forrest City Il,
De pleasant and ssciHhle aud have a
good time: On Tuesday night quite \
number OF young ladies and men re.
paired To the beautiful country homn
Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Davis aud their
charming daughters, and spent most
delightful evening In music and con-
versafion. Among those present were
Misses Matte Webb. Of Mississippi.
waffle cummings. Saida Baker. Ut
Fayetteville. Martha Hatcher. Mary
II Little Rock. Elise Pre- welt and Pearl
Anderson, and Messrs. Wood Paslay.
Ted Norton. Van lizard. james lizard.
AshbeIl Neel. Eugene Williams. Nal
cnlm Upton. Malcoim Neel, Rolfe Ell
bridge and Ernest paslay.
MIR. Nj. v. Hancock. OF the -Four
Hundred" Is making preparations fpr
the accommodation Ut his rapidly IN
crraslng lunch aud meal trade. MIR.
Hancock has been engaged In this bus.
mess for some time but his business
has enjoyed such "a healthy increase
during the past month that he finds it
necessary tn enlarge his stock Of ~di-
bles aud delicacies and 60 into the feed
business on larger and more extensive
scale. tie - accordingly building new
and rooDiy shelves aud u large lunch
counter. when IL now nearing compile
tion.nnd IN u short time lie will he pre-
pared To furnish meals aud lunches At
nominal and trade winning prices.
Having provided AN excellent cook. he
Guarantees satisfaction. and his estab-
iislied REPUTATION as "A caterer will at
tract many hungry and thirsty mortals
To this popular place.
Monroe Pie. Nh old negro cook wi o
has been ~ this tnwn for year or
more. and employed at the " 400 sa-
loon. got too much OF n jag Saturday
night. and Is now some The worse for
his experience. When The west bound
train passed he conceived the idea that
he wanted To 60 Ia McGoilin's or some.
where over In that part OF the country,
and he boarded the train. lie Is una
be Ia give an account of himself, fur
Their than In say that he was sitting on
the platform OF the car. and fell off.
lie was discovered by some colored
people who were going home from
church near Palestine. and WAS brought
here. lie has a small bone in one ann
brokrn. and Is bruised and /" stove up -
all over. The county. III. city and The
railroad authorities All refused In take
charge OF him. the railroad claiming
that IL was In no wise under obligations
~ take care If him. aud the other an
thorities claiming practically the same
thing. aud that IL WAS the duty of the