The Forrest City times., 1901-06-21

Ala, the piquant and fascinating Ittie daughter of our old friend and fellow-townsmar, Lowery Mallory. after month filled with happy experi- ences and many rare social pleasures spent with admiring friends and rela- tlves in this city, returned to her home in Alabama Tuesday Miss Bessie is very popular with the younger smart set which will appreciate all future opportunities to welcome her back to their midst. Otto Rollwage and Miss DeVelIing and Miss Lollie German ac- companied Miss Mallory as far as Madi- son on her homeward journey.
 Dyspeptics cannot be long lived, be- cause to live. requires :nourishment. Food IS not nourlshing until it is di- pested. A disordered stomach cannot digest food, it must have assistance. kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests all kinds of food without aid from the stomach, allowing it to rest and regain it's nat ural functions. It's elements are ex- actly the same as the natural digestive fluids, and it can't help but do you good. J. H. Dunavani.
 Miss Mabel Williams, who has spent the past year at Boscobel college, in Nashville. is expected home next week. Miss Mabel IS visiting with relatives at Mt. Pleasant, Tenn, at this writing, at which place she is being entertained by cousin of Sheriff Williams, MT, Ed Oliver and family, and at the home of young lady school friend. She is d Forrest City aii1 of whose beauty and accomplishments we are all justly proud. and we hope the time for her homecoming will be hastened by the assurance that there will be no con teDtment in the hearts and minds of A legion of admiripg friends only in the realization of that happy event.
 Mir. w. $. Whedon, Cashier of the first National Bank of Winterset, Iowa. in recent letter gives some experi- ence With carpenter in his employ. that will be of value to other mechan- ics. He says: II had a carpenter working for me who was obliged to stop work for several days on account of being troubled with diarrhoea. | mentioned to him that had been sim ilarly troubled and that Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy had cured ne, He bought d bottle of it from the druggist here and in. formed me that one dose cured him. and he is again at his work. !" For sale by Webb x Sanders.
 Miss Lady Ingram returned Wednes- day morning from an extended and en- joYable visit to Tennessee and Missis- sippi friends and relatives. Upon her departure shortly after the close of school. Miss Lady spent some time in Memphis and participated with unusu. al interest and pleasure in the grand reunion festivities. Leaving the Bluff City, she touched Boonville. Tupelo and Byhalia, Miss, briefly delightingIfriends in each, of these towns with her Qra. cious presence, and comes beck to us after an absence of month, much re- freshed and altogether pleased with the many happy and memorable features of her vacation.
 Little Helen, 6-months.old baby of MT. and Mrs. Geo. Dooley, died Tues day morning at the home of Dr. and Mrs. II. r. D0oley and was buried the same evening in the Forrest City cem- etery. The child had heen ill for sey- eral days but its condition was not thought to be serious by the fond pa. rents, who had started into town on the date mentioned, bringing the little one with them The had reached the home of MT. and Mrs. Jho. NJ. Davis. on College Hill, when the child began to have conyulsions and passed away in short time after being carried to Dr. Dooley's residence. Impressive funer- al services were conducted at the grave by Rev. w. c. Davidson. THE TIMES joins in sympathy to those agrieved.
 Landlord Belser is doing his part tc- wards adding to the greatness of For rest City by the erection of two modern cottages on the old Baptist church lot at the corner of lizard and South streets near the cemetery, one of which is al. ready taking on quite symetrcal ero- portions under the skilled supervision of Contractor Leggett. Mir. Belser also owns the old Tobe Monroe resi- dence on the corner of billiard and Di- vision streets, near the new ice plant, and IS making some attractive i'm provements to this property. When his two cottages on the hill are com pleted tthe location we give above) the rent from three handsome residences will swell the good landlords income and prosperity will continue to perch upon his banner. D Other citizens would do we'll to emulate Mir. Belser's example, fOr if there s any one thing Forrest Cit, needs more than another. 1t is more houses.
 Miss Pearl Davis will go to Palestine Thursday in the interest of an appica. tion made for the school at that place Miss Davis has had large and success ful experience in the schools of the county ana has always given univer. sal satisfaction wherever she has served. The young lady realizes that teaching is a profession. and requires constant study and preparation from those who expect to keep up with the demands of a progtessive age. That the teacher must be a learner. both on subject matter taught and in methods of teaching. No ohe can expect to share in the .honors land emoluments of the profession. who does not keep or herself equipped for the best service. 7" In the pursuance of