The Forrest City times., 1901-04-05
LOCAL ADDENDA.
Ladies Shirt waists in great variety at Brandon & Baugh's.

S at Brandon < Baugh's.
 The public is hereby notified that I have received large quantity of mate riaIs and am fully prepared to make and fit plain and fancy screens of all kinds at reasonable prices. Fly time is here and orders should be placed as early as possible.
 T. l.. HUMPHREYs.
 There are quite a number of petite and beautiful girls offering for the office of sponsor to N. E. Forrest Camp of Ex.Confederate Vet erans which will go hence to the re- union at Memphis next month. We could pick the beauty who ought to be selected. bat we wouldn't for any con- sideration.
 Perfect digestion is the only founda- tion for perfect health. The food we eat makes all the blood we have, which in turn feeds every nerve. muscle and tissue in the body. Heroine quickens the appetite, aids digestion, gives tone and vipor to all the functions and en- sures good health. Price, 50 cents. Webb X Sanders.
 W. F. Evans, the popular north side grocer. is making some extensive i'm proponents at his store-putting Tn new shelving on both sides, replacing the old counters with new ones and building neat office. This enterprise on the part of our friend is an evidence of prosperity and adds greatly to the general appearance of his store.
 Judge Geo. P. Taylor was able to be at his office short while Monday morn- ing, when he convened the county court. Considerable routine business was dispatched relating principally to the allowance of claims. Court then adjourned to next Monday. It is hoped bv his many friends that Judge Taylor will soon gain his accustomed health and vitality.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. V. Litton arrived last week from New Orleans and will take up their permanent residence in this city. They have rented the Stew art place on Izard street. MT. LittOn will assist his stepfather, Mir. H. A. Irby in making kiln of brick near the site the Old Ladies' Home, on the Mad
 son road. Work began on the kiln this morning.
 The press is unstinted in it's praise of the Chicago Glee Club and it's members are the recipients of the most flatter- ing encominms from careful critics wherever they appear. Be sure to se- cure seats for the entertainment to be given by this excellent company of mu sicians next Tuesday night at the Becker & Lewis opera house. Seats are on sale at Dunavants.
 Tine Opheloacian Circle had quite successful sale last Saturday. and were so much encouraged that they have de- cided to have another next Saturday at the store of Atkins & Horne. The kind and variety of goods to be offered for sale will be similar to those offered last Saturday with the addition of lunches. The ladies will serve lunches from F o'clock. Your patronage is so- licited.
 You will waste time if you try to cure indigestion or dyspepsia by stary- ing yourself That only makes it worse | wheE you do eat heartily. You always need plenty of good food properly diges- ted Kodol Dyspesia Cure is the result of years of scientific research for some- thing that would notonly digest some clements of food, but every kind. Aud it is the one remedy that will do it. J. H. Dunavant.
 | q have been troubled with indiges- i ton for ten years. have tried many l things and spent much money to no purpose until 1 tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1 have taken two bottles and | gotten more relief from them than all other medicines taken. 1 feel more | like boy than 1 have felt for twenty years. :" Anderson Riggs of Sunny
 Lane, Tex. Thousands have testified as did MT. Riggs. J. II. Dunavant,
 Those famous little pills. DeWitt's
 Little Early Risers will remove all i'm
 purities from your system, cleanse your
 bowels, make them regular. J. H.
 Dunavant.
 Col. Ed Landvoigt went to Memphis Sunday. He intended to take in the
 races, incidentally, on Monday; but. though we gave him the hottest sort of tips. his best friends failed to see him
 at the grounds, and it IS matter of | speculation as to how and where he spent his time. The probability is that
 owing to the inclement weather he
 kept his room and bed.
 Neuralgia pains, rheumatism, lum- bago and sciactic pains. yield to the
 penetrating influence of Balards Snow
 Liniment Price, p and 50 cents.
 Webb & Sanders.
 Mrs. Mary (Searcy) Bottoms, of Mem phis. wife of Dave Bottoms, died at the residence of her parents in-law. MT. \ and Mrs. Geo W. Bottoms, on Friday night, April 29th, 1901, and was buried in Mt Vernon cemetery the following I day, Rev. W. E Davidson officiating She came here an invalid about March lst, and was lovingly nursed by rela- tives, but to no avail. The bereaved l husband and relatives have our sincere ] sym nafhv in fheir prpuf snrrnW