The Forrest City times., 1900-11-23


 There is TO pleasure in life If vou dread going to the table to eat and can't rest at night on account of indi gestion. Henry Williams. of Boonyille. Ind. says he suffered that way for years. till he commenced the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, andadds, Now can eat anything like and all want and sleep well at night" Kodol Dys pepsia Cure will digest what you eat J. H. Dunayant.
 John Clark. a respected young color ed man in the employ of MT. 1. w. Nal Iory. of this city, will be married on Wednesday evening, Dec. ,, 1900. to Mary Virginia Bum. at Lyon, Miss. A swell invitation was issued from this office for the affair. John is a son of Jim Clark, the shoemaker. and has been raised in Forrest City, where le has many white and colored friends, who wish him joy.
 Dress trimmings, neckwear. the la. test styles in corsets. hat trimmings belts. buckles. the latest shapes in un- trimmed headdress-everythin in fact for tie stylish adornment of the gentler sex. may be found in the new fall stock of Madame k. Boyle. The prices at which she is offering many beautiful creations in hats will surprise you. They are rock bottom. Investigate and subserve your best interest.
 GI have just received large invoice ct pal tern hats. In placing these goods before the public and my friends most cordially invite an inspection of values and prices, knowing that you will be satisfied and that your best in- terests will be served in so doing. The goods will be sold at a lower price than ever before. Don't delay, but come and convince yourself while the stock is new and complete. MADAME E. BOYLE.
 A new industry has been started in town m the shape of broom factory, cor. Rosser and Jackson sts. Hamilton Bros. props, New and complete ma ehinery and experienced workmen iIi- sures the best results. There is quite quantity of broom corn stored in the country, which can now find ready sale here. and as this factory has come to stay, it would be advisable for far ners to plant broom corn the coming season. See Hamilton Bros for par. ticulars.
 Dr. F. l.. Fite, the young physician who had been practicing for the past six or eight months in the Caldwell neighborhood, returned last week to resume his studies in the Memphis Medical college where he will take his diploma as an NJ. D., at the close of the winter term. During his residence Tn this county Dr. Fite made many staunch and admiring friends who wish a fah m asA speedy return to his field of duty and usefulness in this community.
 At prices lower than ever before, Madame E. Boyle is offering one of the most superb lines of millinery ever shown in Forrest City. She las just received an invoice of fall and winter goods. s.hats-ready to wear-in the most lovable shapes and pleasing styles, trimmed fashi0pably and skilfully, and the display of this new stock at her well-known establishment. is we'll worth visit. Go now while the stock Is complet- and ge: your pick of the wonderful bargains exhibited.
 Moore's Pilules are guaranteed cure for all forms of Malaria. Ague. Chills and Fever, Swamp Fever, Mala.
 
 fetid breath and a tired listless feeling. They cure Rheumatism and the lassi- tnte following blood poison produced from malarial poisoning. No Quinine No Arsenic. Acids or Iron. Do not ruin stomach or teeth. Entirely taste less. Price. 50c per box. Dr. c. C. Moore Co, Mo-. BIO North Main Street St. Louis. Mo. Webb x Sanders. If
 The party composing the great hunt at Mud Lake returned home last week. Plenty of sport was had among the tur. keys, squirrels and ducks. and in the chase only a deer was run down. One bear was started, but 0utraD the dogs. On their return Messrs. You man, Beecler, Mauger and Newman Laughinghouse went to the Patterson neighborhood, some 70 miles northeast and on Wednesday sent five gobblers to their friends in the city. Dr. Watkins, of Columbus, Ohio, came down We'd nesday and joined the party.
 In the mention of the handsome gown worn by Miss Hattye Mai Whit man on the occasion of her marriage t0 Mir. John c. Million. on October 3l st. TnE TIMES said the gown was made in Chicago. This was an error. The same WAS made by Miss Ella KaAer, modiSte and purchasing agent. l7efW.' Walnut street Louisville. Kentucky. This correction Is made in justice lo Miss Kaiser, who is entitled to the benefit and satisfaction t6 be derived from the favorable comment upon her artistic hsndiwork.