The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-05-11

"sS. Mohie Hdnndn ana TWO daugl-
tiers left for their home in Fayetteville
last sunday. Mrs. Hannah's two
weeks VISIT here was a mutual pleas
ure, her friends enjoying her visit as
mucn " not more than she. She will
be missed by her relatives and friends
but all wish her the good luck and
prosperity she deserves
In almost every neighborhood there
Is some one whose life has been saved
by Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, or who has been
cured or chronic diarrhoea by the use
or that medicine. Such persons make
a point of telling of it whenever on
portunity offers, hoping that il may te
the means of saving other lives. Webb
* Sanders.
Lieut.. Linn Turley left this morning
Tor Hot Springs, where he goes to par.
tlcipate IN a meeting of the Uniform
Rank Knights of Pythias. Lieut.. Tur.
lev also has the honor of being one of
the judges of competitive drill which
VIII be one of the chief features of the
meeting The other judges are Capt.
lerkley, OF Stuttgart, and Capt. Neil,
| of Batesville.
The Iron Mountain Route IL making
an astonishingly low excursion rate
from Forrest City to st. Louis and re-
turn. the fare for the round trip being
"a. This Is the most attractive rate
| and the rarest opportunity ever offerea.
and many citizens will avail themselves
OF IL TO !" see the sights" in the big
| Dutch Metropolis. Tickets on sale
| May -. For further information see
w. 5. Durborow, Agent.
| III troubled with rheumatism. give
Chamberlain's Pain Balm trial. 1t
VIII not cost you "A cent If it does no
good. One application will relieve the
pain. 1t also cures sprains and bruies jif
one-thlrd the time required by any othei
treatment. Cuts, burns, frostbites
| quinsey, pains in the side and chest.
glandular and other swelings ara
| quickly cured by applying it. Every
bottle warranted. Price - and 80 cts
Webb u Sanders.
Mrs. f. A. Rolfe. Miss Martha
Hatcher, Miss Jessie Thomas. Misses
FANNIE Dele and Mary Sue Horne
| Miss Anna Elise Williams. Miss MARY.
Alley and Messrs. s. b. Tram. Jr (
A. Rolfe, Eugene Barrow, Walter Cor
man, Ollie O. Scott, Bob Bradford. las
Alley. DR.. Stone and Col. Landyolg,
witnessed the big Dewey show in
Memphis Monday. The trip was FUR
OF amusements and novel enioyments
for all the visitors.
ii. L. Luke, civil engineer for the
Southern Contracting Co, was in tha
city last Friday checking up the work
done by the Choctaw engineers on the
MI east OF the city. He found their
Work very accurate. The steam shovel
and crew OF the Southern Cnn,rseti.. r
Company arrived Tuesday evening a.
begin the work of removing this hill
and STRENGTHENING the track. The fore-
man OF the steam shovel crew, T. e.
Bean, stated to TIMES man Wed
nesday that his force would probably
De. employed here until Christmas.
Editor w. A. III. Mcdaniel. az
WYnne, was in town Monday. as he
has been several times OF late. Ionl,.
ing over the field with view to start
ing paper here. He informed The
writer that the announcements were
not flattering and that there was much
doubt about it, There are several old
saws which Nc. might consider. such
as competition Is the life OF trade. y
There is always room for one more
AT the top, etc, etc, and should hn
conclude to locate here we will extend
him cordial welcome and make it as
interesting for him as we can.
j. ID. Looney, the life insurance
agent who has become during two
months sojourn in this community
such a pleasant and general acauain-
lance To many of our citizens. leff
Tuesday night for Pine Bluff, where
he will spend the summer. Mr.. Loon-
ley had the misfortune TO lose a fine
mare last Saturday. About two weeks
ago he went to Memphis and pnrchas-
ed beautiful chestnut sorrel fjllev. of
which he was very proud, but the ami
mai had only been in his posses .
sion short while when she developed
case of lung fever from which she
died Saturday.
The decision of the president of the
Bows and Girls Literary Club. that All
meetings of that body would be post
poned during the progress of the reyf-
val meetings at the Baptist church was
Iquite Feather in the cap'' of Ill +
popular young lady, and the act bring
to mind the fact that this society q
ambitious young ladies and gentlemen
IS nonrlshlng and deserves the com
men0atlon and encouragement OF every
citizen. The club has now been organ.
| lzed about six months and interest in
me meetings has never tagged Miss
Nannve Taylor Is the president ana
rIght logically does she preside over the
affairs of the organization.
A team of mules peculiarly shod In an
original and ingenious manner attract
en- much attention on Washington
street Monday. A farmer who lives II,
the bottom and who has plot of new
ground TO plow which was formerly Il
eanebrake knew that the sharp siubblp
and roots would ruin or cripple his
mules for life if he attempted TO break
up the land with the team barefoot.
but to have them shod in the ordinary
manner would be little or no better. 3,
he hit upon the plan of putting "A tough
piece of leather betting between the
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