The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-09-21
LOCAL ADDENDA.

CVSAL AOOENOA.
Moore's Pilules sare q guaranteed
cure for all forms OF Malaria. Aoue.
Chills and Fever, Swamp Fever. Mala-
RAJ Fever. Bilious Fever. Jaundice.
lstid breath and tired listless feeling.
Iney cure Rheumatism and the lassi-
tute Following blood poison produced
from malarial poisoning No Quinine,
NO Arsenics Acids or Iron. DO nor
ruin stomach or teeth. Entirely taste
less. Price. SOC per box. Dir. G. g.
moore Co., No, $40 North Main Street.
81. Louis, Mo. Webb Il Sanders. II
The progressive nations Of the worlo
are the great food consuming natioHs.
iood food we'll digested gives strencth.
II you cannot digest al you eat, YOU
need kodol pyspepsis Cure. It direste
what you eat. You need not diet YOUR
SELF; II contains oil the dieestante
combined With the best known tonics
ana reconetructivos. It will even al.
gest al olaqees Of foods in a bottle.
NO other preparation will do this. IL
instantly relieves and quickly at1rea All
stomach troubles. ]. II. Dunsvsnt,
The Mahara Minstrels ocoupied thu
boards Vt the Opera House Tu.s.iAy
nignt ana showed to = fairly large au-
olence. Ihe performance was fairly
g0O0. Win no particularly bad feat
ures ans bone that could be termed
extraordinary, unless, parhaps, It ba
tne deep, rich basso Of johnson. He
mas = remarkable y0ico and han,
d!ee y well. The dancing was very
pleasing, and altogether the audiences
seemed to be satisfied that they HVot
tneir moneys worth. " The next at
traction booked is for October, though
there may b others in the meantime.
The fall trade IL opening IN brisk
and people are looking for ffesh. temnt,
ing table supplies. A visit to Sanders,
grocery will convince you that he has
a fresh stock because the hustle and
hustle about the place and rener.
al appearances, indicate that goods
have no chance to ut old and musfu
IN his shelves. He has inst received
a large stock Of choice and dainty crn-
ceries and Is constantly receiyinr sd-
diti0ns to his large stock or temptinc
copies and staple and fancy goods Of
az KINDS. lie will spare no pains to
give you the value OF your money, and
supply your every want in this line.
W gree delivery 70 everv part Of the city.
M. b. K0erper returned last week
from Chicago, and was 4 passenger on
the train that carried the III. fated fe-
male MINISTRIES. 1t win be remembered
that the dispatches . few days AGO por-
trayed the horrible disaster which, be-
fel them. A Wheel of their special
coach broke, the car jumped the track.
the train running perhaps 40 miles M
hour, and bwinginR around Ike the
cracker Of whip, struck locomotive
which was standing on the switch.
All bat three of the entire company
were instantly killed, and two Of these
have since died. Mr.. Koerper was one
OK the first to reach the awful scene.
which, be says, beggars description.
Bodies were twisted together a. that
It required his utmost strength TO sem
arate them. and while they were not
manRled to any great extent. bones
were broken, bodies bruised and vital
SpotS suVWcO cOntuSlOu6. c
A scene In which patAos and joy was
beautifully blended WAS that OF the
departure OF Misses Pearl Crippen and
Elise Prewett Monday night for Ark
adelphia. where they will enter Ouachi-
Ia College. A large number OF friends,
relatives and well.wishers were on
hand at the parting to make their
adiens and bid these lovely girls god
speed. A perfect babe Of voices Joined
IN the fond goodbye. There were
hugs and kisses, lingering handchakes
and suggestive mods and winks in
which tender thoughts were conveyed
and sweet, silent messages of love and
friendship passed between those who
were going and those who were left
behind. The suspicion Of tear might
be discerned in many bright and laugh,
ing eyes, The TINES. also, desires 10
express its sincere good wishes in b..
half OF these bright young ladies and
We commend them to the Ouachita fac
atty With pride in their intelligence
and confidence In their ability to win
onors and praise.
The trial Of j. w. Redus for The kill.
ing of DR.. j. r. West was begun in the
:ircuit court Monday morning. Nor
ton Il Prewett and Il. j. Williams APP
peared for the defenss, and Prosecuting
Attorney r. b. Macon was assisted By
lrl Is. Oglesby, Of TT. Smith, who had
been retained by the widow of deceased
There were perhaps score Of witness
ss. and the prosecution left no stone
nnturned TO convict. On the other
band, the defense was alert to every
point. Public sentiment was un-.
loubtedly favorable to the defendant,
md when the case went to the jury
Tuesday night about 10 O'Clock, 1t WAS
The general expression that it would be
IN acquittal, with some few predicting
mistrial. The latter was the result
# the jnry's deliberations. When they
we're finally discharged they stood ten
Tor conviction OF manslaHghter, one for
murder in the first degree and one for
icquittal. Jack Cavanaugh, OF Prairie
,ownslip, was the juror who believed
hat the defendant WAS not guilty as
charged. aud he alone would accept no
compromise. Mr.. Redus is under $1,000
oond. and the case will go over TO the
,ext term. Those who have the finan--
:ial condition of the county in MUD
regret that this expensive trial nuss be
zone over aeatu.