The Forrest City times., 1901-04-12
LOCAL ADDENDA.

Witnessed the tennessee LEROY Mon
Day at Montgomery park, and say they
were highly entertained. There are
pther attractions besides the races in
Memphis for our friend Doyle from
what we learn Of fair companion to
whom he was very gallant at the
grounds.
Perfect digestion is the only founda.
ton for perfect health. The food we
Eat makes all the blood we have. which
in turn feeds every nerve. muscle and
issue in the body. Herbine quickens
he appetite, aids digestion, gives tone
and vigor to all the functions and en-
.nres good health. Price, 90 cents
Webb & Sanders.
Miss Mary Mason has been visiting
IN Memphis since Thursday OF last
week. and Miss Louise Fitzsimmons is
he gracious assistant at the postoflice
n her stead. Miss Mary will probably
be away three weeks. The Young lady
'srtainly deserves u vacation and THE
TIMES wishes her a most enjoyable
'tay in the Bluff City.
A letter from s. Z. Sweet states that
ne has left Galveston. and is now n
rsident of Memphis. Tenn. In chang.
ng his address for The TIME he says:
Can't do without TIE THINKS. Have
made more money, lived happier, and
ave had better time since | have
)sen a cash in advance subscriber than
yer before"
1t is wonderful how a litlle paint
md whitewash will improve the looks
# your property. Put little paint on
our house, ''patch-up" and whitewash
hat old delapIdated fence and-home
will have new charm. The pretty
pring weather will seem brighter and
'ou'll not be ashamed to tell strangers
here you live.
Services will be conducted at the
Baptist Church at the usual hours Sun
lay. The subject of the morning dis
.nurse-"How to Help the Pastor.n
The membership is especially requested
be present at this service. At night
he subject of the sermon will be "a
Right Way and Wrong Ways" The
bublic is cordially invited.
L. G. Folbre. jr., returned from
Memphis the first of the week, where
,e had been for several days to attend
he spring meet of the New Memphis
hickey Club. Tom says the Tennessee
ierby was great race, and he is an
xcellent authority on such matters.
lie doesn't think the best horse won,
however, and believes the prize should
rave gone to Lady Schorr.
This is very good world we live in;
To live. to spend and to give in;
But to beg and TO borrow, and TO get
ones own,
It's the cussedest world that eyer was
known"
The man who wrote that must have
been in the printing business, and per.
'aps he was the editor Of country
newspaper.
Surveyor Dick Stockard spent the
.reater portion of last week at Good
win visiting homefokS and hunting
,nipe. The surveyors hand had al
most lost its cunning, but after he had
'hased around awhile and shot at
verything which came his way, at
asst succeeded in bringing down
wenty-three snipc and one rabbit out
# twenty-five shots.
Price Mcdaniel, George B. Mallory.
II. Belser. and Mr.. Prentice, of
Nashville, spent last week in Donohue
,wamp hunting turkeys. About dozen
'irds rewarded their skill as hunters.
,ut the remarkable luck of Beser, who
rcured seven out Of the dozen. raised
ONE doubts in the minds OF his CON-
tdes as To his method of shooting. 1t
supposed he put salt on their tails.
You will waste time il you try to
cure indigestion or dyspepsia by starv.
ng yourself. That only makes it worse
When you do eat heartily. You always
need plenty of good food properly dees-
ed Kodol DYSPEPSIA Cure is the result of
ears of scientific research for some
hing that would not only digest some
rements of food, but every kind. And
is the one remedy that will do it. j.
l Dunavant.
Mr.. Bruce Smith, of the firm of Fon-
rem Il Smith, gr0cers, has recently
.,mpleted a neat and cosey Ittle cot
,ge home out in the RUSSELL Addition
nd will begin housekeeping next
eeek. Mrs. Smith was in the city
iconiuS OVCA bCl ucW W.
mains and making preparations fol
thr removal. The TIMES bids these
aStimable young people warm
nd cordial welcome.
Il have been troubled with indiges.
ton for ten years, have tried man,
hings and spent much money to no
purpose until | tried Kodol Dyspepsia
'ure. have taken two bottles and
often more relief from them than all
Their medicines taken. feel more
Ike a boy than have felt for twenty
ears. +" Anderson Riggs of Sunny
.ane. Tex. Thousands have testified
did Mr.. Riggs. j. ii. Dunavant,
Mr.. j. S. Youmans, of Pataskalla
Ohio, arrived in the city Wednesday
nd in company with his friends, Clerk
leo. b. Mallory and MIR. G. N. Laugh
nghouse. left in Il few hours for st
Francis bottom for little snort with
he proud turkey-bird. Mr.. Youmans
viii probably spend month in this
county in the pursuit of field sports
I which he is IL great admirer. We
wish the gentleman success and .
leasant sojourn.