The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-06-15

The game of base bali between the
Wynne team and the Choctzws has
been postponed. The date of the game
will be announced later.
Mrs. n. w. Norton and children.
Chas. and Nathan.returned "Wednesday
evening from Browuell. Kansas. where
she has been visiting her mother. Mrs.
A. v. Robson for several weeks.
Miss Gertrude Ramsey. of Chm
ton, Ky, is visiting in the city. the
guest of Mrs. s. II. Mann and Mrs.
w. c. Porter.
Mr.. Vadakin returned yesterday
from Illinois. He reports his
children enjoying the best of
health, happiness and contentment.
He will write something of the
"New Route" next week.
The ice cream supper given tonight
by the Ch0ctaws in the hotel park will
be splendid affair Everybody is in
vlted. Since the foregoing WAS writ
ten the club has deemed 1t advisable
To change the date of the supper to
Wednesday night Of next week. Don't
forget the date.
John Hensley, of Heth, was con-
victed Tuesday of hog stealing, in
Squire Germans court, and was
bound over to the circuit court in
the sum of sl00,in default of which
he was committed to the jail in
this city.
The Retail Hardware Dealers of
Arkansas met in Little Rock Tues
day and organized state associa-
ton. i. w. Horne, the hustlIng
dealer in this city, was elected
president, which honor he greatly
appreciates. THE TINES congratu.
lates both Mr.. Horne and the as
ISOLATION.
No occasion of the week held more
enjoyment and no party of Young ladies
and gentlemen could have been more
joyouslY entertained than those
who participated in the outing on
Fishing Lake Tuesday. The merry
crowd left the city at an early hour
Tuesday morning and drank in the in
MIGRATING breeZes and pleasing sensa-
tions of drive to Fishing Lake where
they spent memorable day from
standpoint of society and fun. but
were very considerable of the little
fishes. Tue party consisted of Gus
Sweet and Miss Mary Lancaster, HUI
bert Folbre and Miss Ethel Lancaster.
Bob Davenport and ISIS Lula Cowan.
Jas. Gillian and Miss Tolise Rollwage,
Eugene Williams aud Miss Matte
Cummings. Jas. lizard and Miss Mar
tina Hatcher. Guy Eldridge of Esua.
Ark. and Miss Dee May Woddell of
Helena, Rolfe Eldridge and Miss Pearl
Anderson. Louis Bib and Miss Mary
Merwin, Ernest Paslay and Miss Emma
Beck, +. f. Richards and Miss Jessie
Thomas.
Aside from the serious inconvenience
and pain caused By piles, there is
tendency to tistula and to cancer in the
rectal regions. Piles should not be al
lowed to run on unchecked. Tabler's
Buckeye Pile Ointment is an infallible
remedy. Price 30 cts. "a bottle. Tubes
70 cts. Webb Il Sanders.
General superintendent Harris, OF
the Little Rock and Memphis division
of the ChOctaw Route. was in the city
the first OF the week on a tour of in
spection and for the purpose uf getting
everything in shape to handle the
gravel from the Crow Creek pit. This
work has not been progressing rapidly
enough To suit the official AMI his visit
was made with view Of expediting
matters somewhat. Mr.. Harris is
quite a genial gentleman and when
asked by TINES man what he intend
ed to do about enlarging the cotton
platform TO accommodate this falls BUSH
ness. said he intended to have il
moved over on South Front street
where it would be more convenient to
the public from IA standpoint of room
as we'll as accessibility. Mr.. Harris
has level head in locating the plat
form on South Front street as il will
have better protection from fire and
will be in less danger from sparks from
passing locomotives. His judgment is
10 be commended.
Unless food is digested quickly it will
ferment and irritaie the stomach. After
each meal take teaspoonful of kodoi
DSrptpSld AuIc. IL uiktHtc Hidt Ou cat
and will allow you to eat all you need OF
what you like. 1t never fails to cure the
worst cases of dyspepsia. 1t is pleasant
to take. j II. Dunayant.
G. a. Ahlstedt. after a most pleas
ant stay of three or four days with his
family in this city. returned To Mari
anna Monday morning. where he has
been employed for the past three
months ~ the erection of handsome
brick church and other buildings. Mr..
Ablstebt informed a TINES man Sat
urday night that tie had secured the
contract for the erection of number
of buildings in Helena. and would
transfer his forces to that city in few
days to begin operations on an IS, 500
storehouse for ID. T. Hargraves, the
groceryman. Other contemplated store
buildings in Helena will probably fall
to our contractor. THE TINES. at any
rate, hopes lie will be fortunate in Sc
curing building contracts in sufficient
numbers To keep him employed the
balance of the SEASON Mr. A hist ut