The Forrest City times., 1901-09-27

Sam M. Fields, solicitor for the Se- cnrity Mutual Insurance Company. of Little Rock, was in town Monday. Mir Fields knows thing or two about fire insurance, although he didn't make any effort to talk business in Forrest City, preferrng rather to take country risks on barns, farm houses and coun. try residences.
 Gentlemen. My wife was afflicted with Dyspepsia and Constipation for years. After trying other remedies l purchased bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Peysin for her and she is rapidly improving. 1 cannot be without this valuable medicine. Resp. yours, $. Elliott. Elk City. kas., Dec. l3, 1900 Sold by J. II. Dunavant
 Bob Church, of Wynne. is subbing for Captain Jake Campbell on the pas senger run between Wynne and Hele- na, MT. Campbell is laying off on ac count of illness, and although his sub IS a most obiging and courteous gen. tleman, We must roast him on account | of his sentiments in the international
 yacht race. Mir. Church is blarsted 1 Britsher and is logging" for the Eng fish boat Shamrock II which don't go at all down in these parts. We'll let Sir Thomas Lipton have anything in the shop; but so long as Captain Barr and his trusted crew are against { him with the Columbia. he shall never
 bear America's cup to English shores Many physicians are now prescril- ing Kodol Dyspepsia Cure regularly, having found that it is the best pre- scription they can write because it is the one preparation which contains the elements necessary to digest not cnly some kinds of food but all kinds. and it therefore cures indigestion and dys- pepsia, 10 matter what it's cause.
 In the matter of heating stoye for the winter, you'l make very grave mistake if you wait till the mercury falls below the freezing point before you buy. Atkins X Horne have a line of coal and wood heaters comprising twenty-fnur different styles, to select from, and will make it to your interest to buy now. Any price stove you are looking for may he found on display al this enterpriSlng hardware store. Be sides, you will be shown beauty line of twelve different styles in cooking stoves. If you want a stove of any de- scription. Atkins & ThOrne can supply your need and will deliver it to any part of town and set 1t up free of charge. Don't wait until the cold wave strikes you-buy your stove now. If you are troubled with inodorous i breath. heartburn, tlatulency. head ache, acidity, pains after eating. loss of appetite, persistent melancholy or low spirits you need tonic, few doses of Ilerbine will give you the re- I cuperative force to remove these disor- ders. Price 50 cents. Sold by J. T. Sanders.
 A hunting party made up of Messrs <. l.. Hodges, < E. Aven, Hugh Me Cormick. John Womack. James south and IT, A Litton went down on Don oh0 Lake and spent three or four days last week hunting and fishing The boys had great sport. bagged nine turkeys and one hundred aud forty squirrels and had royal good time in the fullest sense of the term. In an outing of this kind something ridicu- lOus or laughable will always happen, and this time the joke seems to be on Mir. IT | for bucket of water to get supper, and had not proceeded more that fifty yards from camp when the scream of d
 "hoot' owl rent the crisp evening air.
 Harvey mistook the noise for the
 sqnall of panther, and the way he did that fifty back to camp was the most spectacular sprint ever witnessed
 by any of the party. Excited and
 breathiess. he related his hair-breadth
 escape from the panther. and just al J this iuucture the owl let out another
 ears splitter, followed by "WhOo- whoo,
 whoG-whoo whoo-ah," and then all the
 boys joined in the laugh except Harve,
 who was unable to see the point of the
 joke for several moments; but he can
 never say again that he hasn't heard
 the owls holler."
 ASTORIA.