The Forrest City times., 1901-08-30

KluSmAn IN the advent OF new hshv
The Goilies made The trip overland in
buggy and report a most enjoyable
visit.
An alteration occurred Saturday
night at the Magnolia saloon between
George KIRBY and James lutZ. during
which Kirby hit Luiz on the head with
club. The belligerents were arraignpd
before Mayor Upton Monday morning.
hen Mr.. Kirby was fined 81 and the
trimmings.
Kept on draupht and in bottles by all
local dealers. Cool. palatable and re-
freshing. Drink no other than the ia
nous Budweiser. Forrest City Ice &
Power Co, Sole Agents.
Miss l. hel Hughes. of tIaynps. the
pretty and gracious little daughter of
Mr. and MrS.J J. Hughes returned home
tuesday morning after most delight
flll stay at the Happy e4ome. "snuah
OF the city as a guest of Miss Matte
Mai Davis. Miss Hughes was aeco.l.
panied home by Miss Anna Robson.
Now comes Mr.. Gus Sweet with a
likely talk about visit to Byha' ia
which we think is all fiction. Gus
probably paused coming through BY
haia, but if We should be allowed 10
surmlSe, would Say that he had spent
his vacation in Memphis and Clifton,
Tenn.
Eruptions, cuts, burns, scalds and sores
OF all kinds quickly healed by DeWitrs
W itch Hazel Salve. Certain cure for
piles. Beware of counterfets. BE sure
you get the Original J. II.
Dunavant.
Mr.. \. Meier, the progressive south
side merchant, has been employed the
past week III working over the attract
I've sign on the east side of his build
ing. Meyer Is quite an artist as well
as Shrewd trader, and the sign pre-
sents fresh and attractive appear
ance.
Mrs. II. G. Thomas. Of Little Rock.
ho accompanied her sister Miss MaIy
SUE Horne, home last week, and who
Tad been such a charming visitor to
nome folks and friends here for several
Gays, returned to the City OF Hoses
Tuesday morning.
irlce Il Altman will reopen their res
tauraut on Sept. and will serve reg.
ular meals TO Their Old friends aud pat
lons and the public generally. Next
door to the Bank
Masters John, Neal and Willie Sn.
der, three bllght and roIilckiug bows
from Jonesooio, arrived in the CITY last
FRIDAY To spend week with their
aunt, Mrs. Is. A. Rofe. The Youngsters
are fun OF lite aud spirits. and their
stay in the hospitable Rolfe hume will
b. one of unalloyed happiness and en-.
Jryment.
Woman suffrage got into the new
constitution OF Alabama IT, "A modified
form Friday Hereafter no city can
issue any bonds unless after submitting
the question to voters. Amid great
enthusiasm an amendment was added
allowing women who pay ta%es on $500
worth Of real estate to vote at all bond
elcetions.-Rogers Democrat.
Mrs. "A. II. Airport. Johnstown. Pa.
says: "Our little girl almost strangled to
death with Group. The doctors said she
couldn't live but she was Instantly relieved
10y One Minute Cough Cure. j. Ii. Duna-
want.
Will Reid, of near Widener. a colored
farmer on James McCutchen's place.
ana worthy subscriber to this paper.
brought us in stalk OF cotton Satur-
day which contained IO7 well formed
oolIs. Reid says he has seven or eight
acr's Just like it and thinks he'll make
"A h.l IL. n h. VIII so,
mer aud is always schemihg about how
10 make buckle and tongue meet.
.. o. Buck. Beirne, Ark says. was
troubled with constipation until | bought
DeWitts little Early Risers. Since then
nave been entirely cured of my old
complaint. | recommend them. j. H.
DunaYant.
Mrs. j. d. Baugh and Mrs. Alice
Mathews returned Sunday morning
from grand tour of the great lakes
ana visited many places of interest in
tile North and East, including Buffalo
aHd The Pan American Expo. Toronto.
CAM d.. Niagara Falls, Louisville, Gin.
c nnatl and the Mammoth Cave. The
ladies had profitable and Interesting
trip.
James Willie, BryantsRile, Ind. says
DeWtts Witch Hazel Healed running
sores on both legs. He had suffered six
years. Doctors failed to help him. Get
De Wits. Accept no limitations. J. Ii.
Dunavant
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ like have leased
the beautiful Laughinghouser residence.
on The corner of ROsser and Cleveland
streets, near the Crowley Ridge insti-
tute, ana VIII move in to-day. The old
Monroe dwelling, on the corner of D.
vision and Diilard streets. near he new
ice plant being vacated by the likes.
VIII be occupied shortly by Or. and
Mrs. Dunavant.
Mr.. c. A. Folbre returned atout two
Pe-ks ago from most pleasant and
Interesting trip To the North and has
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