The Forrest City times., 1901-05-10


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For good and cheap buggies and har
ness see Ike Meyer.
New line of Topsey Hosiery al
Brandon n Baugh's.
Opera house "Wednesday night. May
IS, Boston Concert Co.
Just received large lot of spring
novelties at Brandon " Baugh.
III YOU want nobby Spring Suit Sol
Lewis can suit you in quality and
price.
Miss Mary lizard has materially as
sisted us in conducting the affairs OF
shis great newspaper this week. She
is very gracious little lady and her
presence has frightened the sanctum
very much.
The Boston Concert Co.. which is
billed to appear at the opera house on
Wednesday night, May 10, is coming
under the auspices of the Bon Ami
club, which is "a safe guarantee that
il is a high-class attraction.
TAKEN UP-One light bay horse
mule. with white spots on back. Looks
10 be about eight years old. fourteen
aud one-half hands high. Owner can
have same by paving for advertising.
BRANDON 4 BAuGu.
"Our little girl was unconscious
from strangulation during sudden
and terrible attack of Group, quickly
secured a bottle of One Minute Congh
hA
Group was mastered and our little dar-
ling speedily recovered, so writes A.
J.. Spafford, Chester, Mich. j. ii.
Dunayant.
Piles are not only most painful, but
also very dangerous, as the lnilamed
uodules are very apt to take on malig-
neBt action and cancer of the rectuR
il produced. They should be cured
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment will
cure the most obstinate cases. Price
30 cents IN bottles. Tubes 10 cents.
Webb Il Sanders.
The entertainment to be given at
the opera house next Wednesday night
10y the Boston Concert Co, is easily
he leading attraction of the season.
The newspapers all over the country
where this excellent company have
appeared are lavish in complimentary
Criticisms OF their performance. Don't
fail 10 get your tickets early at DuDa-
wants.
We have number of newspaper
clippings before ms praising the ability
of the Boston Concert Company as
high-class entertainers. but time and
space precludes the possibility of their
publication. This excellent organiZa-
ton will appear at the opera house
Wednesday night under the auspices
of the Bon Ami Club. Get tickets al
Dnnavants.
Cashier Chas. II. Sanders returned
Wednesday morning from "A most ell
lnyable three weeks sojourn in Tennes
see, where he spent portion OF the
time in attendance upon the Spring
Meet of the New Memphis Jockey Club
and the remainder with friends and
homefolks at Lebanon. The gentle
man is very much improved and is Oh
duty at the bank.
G. A. Ahlstedt is making quite "a
showing" at the site Of the new ice
pant - ne IoUDudtiOu lOl the main
binding is complete, and large fierce
OF men are at work. A four-story
building has been added to the con.
tract since it WAC closed. and excava
tons tor that are being made. The
plant will be first-class III every partic
ular.
A strong cast Of local talent under
the management of Mrs. w. III. Alley
Is rehearsing the thrilling comedy dra-
ma. - Placer Gold" The play is de-
scriptive OF Western life. depicting all
the vicissitudes of existence in min
ing town and will be staged under most
favorable conditions. The personale
Of the cast includes some of the best
talent in the city ard we see no reason
why few specialties should not be
attempted. Plenty of time should be-
taken ia reheaIslng and proper staging
ct : Placer Gold,n that the best results
he obtained aud opportunity given fol
thorough advertising. This is tht
play referred To in our last issue which
Is being gotten up Tor the benefit OF TIN
band.