The Forrest City times., 1901-05-31
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
LOCAL ADDENDA.


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The least in quantity and most in
quality describes De Wits Little Early
Risers.t the famous pills for constipation,
and liver complaints. J. II. Duna-
want. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Robson en-
tertained ut progressive euchre Mon
day night in honor Of the faculty OF
Crowley Ridge Institute 1t was a
delighted function aud the play was
spirited and highly interesting. Miss
Lady Ingram was awarded the ladv's
prlze--a lace handkerchief. and Mr..
Richard Winfield secured the gentle.
mans trephy-a handsomely framed
indian picture. A luncheon consisting
Of hot tan1xles, cheese straws, pickles,
beaten biscuits and cheese sandwiches,
was served. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Norton, Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
ola. MIR. and Mrs. T..W. Barrow, Miss
LADY ingram; Profs. Mathis and
Spencer. Mr.. Z. Bonner. Mr.. Saxon.
SIR. Richard Winfield, Mr.. Ted Norton
and Mr. Otto Roliwage.
DOM despair because you have a
weak constitution. The vitalizna
principle OF Herbine will assuredly
Strengthen it. In every drop of Herb
inc therA is life. There is stinulat-
ine. rsgeneratisg poWer, unequsled IN
the whols range Of medicinal prepare
tons. Price 80 cents. Webb u San.
ders.
Nearly every one with whom We
have talked about the Great Memphis
reunion, say that 1t was tbe grsnoest
success ever achieved BY Southern
City. Memphis Is great and is capable
Of great things. The South will ring
with applause and praise OF heI hospi-
tally and generosity when tse Old
Kebs carry the news to their homes
throughout the country. Or course
there are fsW disgruDtled aud tslsap-
pointed soreheads. who expected to be
met at the train by guard OF honor
and q brass band. and escorted TO quar-
tiers at the Peabody. by brilliant mil
itary pageant. Such persons never do
get what they are looking for and
wouldn't know how to act if they did.
This class never get any enjoyment out
OF life and nobody ever makes an eff
fort for its entertainment. Ugh. but
isn't the chronic kicker disgusting
monster
Miss Florence Newman, who has
been great sufferer from muscular
rheumatism, says Chamberlain's Pain
Ealm 10 the only remedy that affords
her relief. Miss Newman is much
respected resident of the village OF
Gray. N. Y, and makes this statement
for the benefit OF others similarly af-
hicted. This liniment is for sale by
Webb & Sanders.
A brilliant bolt of electricity. pre-
ceedsd by u bIindina glare of lightning
shot from an omlnous storm clouC
which had risen over the city from the
southeast Wednesday evening anC
struck a sycamore tree standing at the
back door OF the Shepard hotel Office
running down its trunk an into the
earth with indescribable force. OuI
feet, Mr.. .. NJ. Terrence, was gently
reclining upon couch in the Office al
the time OF the disturbance. enjoying
his evening siesta. The shock was 81
violent that the gentleman was thrown
into the middle Of the room with grea'
vigor, where he awoke just in time t.
hear the deafening peal of thunder
which smote the air at this juncturs
and being oblivious to the fact tha
Old Jupe WAS on rampage, Mr.. Tor
renee, mistook the report for cannon
shot. Very much befuddled til,
gentleman pulled himself together, no
knowing whether be had umpired o.
was Just merely rooter for tn,
visiting team, and exclaimed, Il
that so
II people only knew what we know
about Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, it woul'
be used In nearly every household. a
there are few people who do not suffe
from feeling of fullness after eating
beIching, tiatulenee, sour stomach O
water-brash, caused by indigestion o
dyspepsia. a preparation such a
kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which, with n,
aid from the stomach. will digest you
food, certainly can't help but do yol
good. J. II. Dunayant.
A delightful drive into the countr,
Tuesday evening in company witt
Landlord Belser was most happy di
version for 70 local. Mr.. Belser own
one OF the SWEETEST" traps in tn
city and drives high-stepper. w
rode cut to Mr.. Grobmyer's farm am
pasture and in noting the improve
nents made recently to this property
could not but call back few year
when the place was covered with sage
brush and unsighty gullies, and wa
considered Of no value; but 10. what
change! The hills and daies that wsr
barren and cherries such short tim
since now blossom like the rose, an
hundred acres of waving corn pre-
sents most pleasing picture Of thrift
and energy. giving ample proof tina
skilled hands and industry is the mas
ter key to wealth and happiness. Il
the pasture. which comprises abou
400 acres OF woodland, contented herd
OF cattle browse and frisky ponie
Craze upon the tender verdure alon
the Greek bank. Fiocks of sheep, goat
and swine may also be seen eambolin,
on the green hillsides. and eyerywher
scene OF plenty greets the eye.
&Am.