The Forrest City times., 1901-01-18
CoAL Hops AND VAsEs,
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Arthur Davis. of san Francisco Gal. WAS pheasant guest at the hom, ci his parents. Mr. and Mrs. .Iohn NJ Davis, m this city Sunday Arthur Is a mrmher of V grIevnucr cuniuIittee for the southern Pacific railway and was making a tour ot the west an soutb- West M the interest nf that company. He VIII touch New Orleans, Memphis and Chcagc
 Try a sack of the Celebrated Alba. trosS Flour aud you will never use any other kind. For sale ooly by Fms. sell, Graham x Co.
 Paul Fizpr has left thp country again. lhe buy seems to have rpsminp dis. pn>il ihn which kp cannot couuu.r. and ''ft just at the time when he was gel. tlng fnothold with mur citizrns. He IA a hu>illng iad und deserve the sym- paihY and best wishes of everybody His friends m Forrest City are legion. 4 of whom would be overjoyed to hear of his prosperity.
 Agent W. ]. i'rndr. of the Choctau depot. has recently purchased a hall interest m the Reedv x Taylor spoke factory and ihe style of the firm has been changed to Rpedy, Prude .S Co. NIT. Prude has resigned his position ss agent for the Choe;aw Railroad com. pany of this place and is looking for \ man ta relieve him every day. We wish the gentleman much success in his new Venture.
 The n.eriled rrputat ion for curipc piles. sores and skin diseases acquired by DeWitt'S Witch Hazel SaIve, has led to the making of worthless conn. terfelts. Be sure to get only DeWitt's Salve. I. II. Dunavant.
 Persons who suffer from indigestion can not live long. because they cannot eat the food required to nourish the body and thr products of the undieest rd foods they du eat poison the blood IL ls important to cure indigest ion as soon RE possible. and tho best method af doing this IS to use the preparation known as kadol Dyspepsia Cure. It digtSts what you eat and restores all the digestive organs to perfect health. j. II, Duuavant.
 Mrs. R. G. Thomas left Monday for Little Rock and will make her fu- tnre home in the city of roses, Her husband, who is a wellkuown traveIinp man in this section of the state, bas gone into the drug bnsiness in ihe cap ital. Society will miss Mrs. Thomas sorelv and her numerous friends all join TiIH TIMES in wishing her much happinrss in her new home and sur. ronndiDgs.
 
 The Magnolia Bai is one of the hand. som"st iu Eastern Arkansas. and is ahnndantly supplied with every mod rrn convenience for the prompt and proper mixing of all kinds of drinks The hartenders are courteous and at. tenlive. They invite your trade and will sprve you with none but high-cla,s goods.
 Ie edltOr thanks the fair giver of a sHret little bunch Vf vioeis. which had been placed npou our altar-thp edito- rial desk-W Wednesda Their fragrance and beauty recallt q to his mind the words of the poet
 !" In every flower that blooms around
 some pleasing emtIl.ms we may trace" and he wonders if they were given em- bematicallly. and such thoughts awaken in his soul dreams of happi. ness, etc.
 Mrs. S. II. Mann narrowly escaped being very severely. if not fatally. burned Monday morning She was painting the ams and cleaning m about the hearth, when Ter dress was igniied by spark and the blaze almost envelopeh her in moment Mir. Mann happened, very fortunately. to be in the room at the time and sprang to his wife $ rescue. catching up her garments and tWisl ing them, snothering out the flame. With all this pxpedipn.y. how ever. the fire burnt through foDr gar menis before the Iady'a apparel could be removed.
 The properties of Ballard's Snow i''nim'nt possess a range of usefulness Sica,er than any other rem alv. A day seldom passes in every household, espe. cially where there ar. chiIdIen. that il is not needed. Price p and 50 cents. Webb x S,nders.
 The patrons of the telephone are very much pleased 10 learn that Mrs. Prnde, of Forrest City, who has had charge of the central office for two or three mohihs past, is to remain hsre sometime yet. Mrs. Prude,s kind and courteous manner of conducting the central office, her prompt and efficient service to all the patrons. has given the best of satisfac- tion. and the many friends she has made here will join us in wishing that she will continue iu charge of this office indefinitely .-Marianna Index.
 MT. Ed. Brady, Newborn, Tenn, came over Sunday morning on visit to the family and old friends. A biz hunt had been planned for his Tecrea. ton and entertainment, and wagon loaded with guns and camp equinl age left Monday morning for Big lake. where the party, consisting of Captain John Brady, Gordon Casteel, NJ. V. Hancock and Ed Brady. of Newborn. pitched their tent for week. Ths personnel of the party is safe guaran- tee that fur and feathers will fy throughout the entire week.
 The fragile babe and the growing child ara Strpnpf hapoA hy tVL:.o.-