The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12

All the modern drinks are dispensed 0y competent artists at the Magnolia. Fine old Kentucky and Tennessee Whiskies. imported and domestic wines, gins and Cigars are served over the bar. T. c. Folbre tS Co. invite your trade and will appreciate the closest investigation of the merits of their goods.
 Miss Annie May Allen, of Pine Bluff. the gracious and accomplished visitor, who had been so charmingly entertained for month by her cousin. Mrs. N. C. Allen, of this city, left Sat urday morning for her home. Her de- parture was n source of deep regret to her hostess and other friends about whom the pleasing influence of her rare personality had been thrown in a brief acquaintanceship.
 Frank Boyett was arrested Monday for mistreating hts family. plead guilty before the mayor, who promptly fined him, the costs and fine amounting to $59. The following are the circum. stances of the affair as related to the reporter. Mrs. Boyett and daughter are earnest and frequent attendants
 
 Saturday night Boyett came home and found cold supper. He wrote a note saying he was sober and was tired of the busiress, and that he would tank up and be at home by F and make things hum. and according to his word ne came AS promised and things were lively. But for the interference of neighbOrs the result might have been very serious. His daughter, Maud. was the worst bruised, having her lip split and clothes torn of.
 A new remedy for bili0usness is TOW on sale at Webb t& Sanders drug store. It IS called Chamberlain's 8 Stomach and Liver Tablets. It gives quick relief and will prevent the attack if given as soon us the first indication of the dis. ease appears. Price pl cents per box Samples free. Webb x Sanders.
 Notwithstanding the coolness of the weather. an immense crowd of people gathered at the waters edge near Stuart Springs Sunday afternoon 10 witness the result of the ministry of Evangelist Haddock. Preparatory to the baptism, Mir. lIaddock gave a talk as to why he believed in inner sion, accompanied by a chart. After music aud prayer the minister went down into the water and baptized six pers0ns-four women and two men. On Monday four more converts were baptized in the pool at the oil mill, and two on Tuesday. Twenty.nine mem- bers have been added to ihe church since the revival. The services will continue short time longer. There will be no regular II o'clock seryicrs on Sunday. but instrad a social meeting at 9:3O, also services at night.
 For three days and nights suf- fere0 agony untold from an attack of cholera mOrbus brought on by eating cucumbsrs. says Nj. E. i.owther, clerk of the district court. Centerville, Iowa. II thought should surely die. and tried dozen different medicines but all t0 no purpose. sent for a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and three doses relieved me entirely." Webb & San. ders.
 David Davis, who for the past thir- teen or fourteen months has been so- journing in Texarkana. returned home Saturday evening looking as handsome and genial as a Grecian. Old friends and the family were delighted to wei. come him. With Dave's return the possibilities of brass band brighten perceptibly and the musicians should brstir themselves and feel the pulse of our citizens. with reference to the sup. port of a band. Nothing adds more 10 the life and spiritual enjoyment of community than a good brass band, Hnd if any encouragement could be ut- tainsd from the citizens. the services of Prof. Shoemaker could be secured, or a more proficient leader and instructor could be had Let some one who is interested take up the matter' and push it to success.