The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19
Al Quigley, of Madison, was in tow
on business yesterday.

al w MAS III LOW
on business yesterday.
Miss Jeanette Becker and brothe,
Hazel. of Memphis. visited friends and
home folks in the city yesterday.
w. ID. Paslay and Y. b. lizard. Jr.
attended the Freed A ndrews debate
at Palestine yesterday
Mrs. J h. Ramsey arrived from
Memphis Wednesday and is guest al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cotton
Miss Mary Merwin went TO Helena
yesterday morning. where she vii
spend fortnight with relatives and
friends, "A guest at the home of Mrs
Chew.
Fred Atkins returned home Tuesday
from Eureka Springs. He says be
would rather take his chances of keep
ing cool and healthy in st. Francis
county than at Eureka Springs or else.
where.
John Il. Webb, the well.known and
popular salesman with Trapp, Barker
X Co.. has accepted position with
Brantley Bros, wholesale hatters and
cappers, of Memphis, as travelling sales.
man, and left yesterday morning on his
initial trip.
Mr.. Drew Humphrey and his charm.
ing sister, Miss Emma. returned Wed
nesday from IA two weeks visit tC
friends and relatives at Bright's and
Pleasant Hill, Miss, and Memphis
Tenn. They had most enjoyable trip.
Wolves up in Jericho are getting
numerous and vicious. Last Tuesday
morning Joe Lewis while going
through the woods. was attacked ty "A
wolf and barely escaped being bitten.
There Is IA fine chance for sport for
owners of hounds.
The Iron Mountain will give a spe-
cial excursion to Hot Springs on sun
day, August IL. Round trip tickets
will be sold at So %, return limit We'd
nesday, August II. For further in
formation see local agent, w. 5. Dur
borrow.
The backbone of the drOuth was
broken Wednesday by fine LEGAL rain
accompanied by lierce thunderstorm
The lightning wrought considerable
damage to our telephone and electric
night plants Ia the northern part of the
city Phone communication was cut
oil from number of residences and
several homes were left in darkness
All damages have been repaired at this
writing.
Gfhere will be services in the Episco-
pal church on Sunday. July u, at 700
IA. m, 100 Il. N. and 500 p. m. Sun
day school at $3.50 Il. N. y cordial in-
Vluatlon Is extended to all 10 come and
worship with US. There are services
In the Episcopal church every Wednes-
day night and on the first and third
Sundays In each month.
JOSEPH j CORNISH, Rector.
The suffering occasioDed by this ex-
IRENE weather may be offset TO con.
siderable extent by refreshing drinks
secured at the Magnolia saloon. &c.
Folbre u Co, tbs proprietors, spare
neither money nor pains to keep their
resort right up-to-now. They have all
modern appliances To give comfort to
their patrons, and All the cool and re-
freshlng drinks usually found in re-.
ally tirst-class saloon. The coolest beer
III town. line OF whlskeyS that is un.
surpassed III Arkansas. They invite
your trade.
Mr.. Z. o. Duffy. the handsome Choc-
taW operator brakeman. VINO WAS sta
toned at this place until recently, is
now located at stuart, |. Il. Upon the
preteXt OF coming back after his trunk,
Mr. Duffy visited in tie city Sunday
and mingled with friends. Ii the gen
tleman'5 gallant attentions TO one of
our sweetest and most accomplished
girls may he taken as AN indication, he
is attracted TO our town by something
D sides forgotten trunks Some of the
b Us say Duffy left that trunk Oh pun
p lSe, any way.
You can never cure dyspepsia by di-
etlng. What your body needs is plenty
OF good food properly dlgested. Then
u III stomach VIII not digest IT kOdul
d pepsla Cure viii. 1t contains all of
the natural digestants, hence must d.
gest every Class of food ana so prepare
1t that nature can use it IN nourisnng
the body and replacing the wasted It's.
sues, thus giving life, health, strength,
ambition, pure blood and good, healthy
appetite. j. ii. Dunavant.
Mr.. ?. NJ. Polhaimus, of Texarkaua.
was "A handsome business visitor to the
city the GrSt OF the week 1he gentle
man came ever TO confer with Captain
RUSSELL about some important matters
relative To the affairs OF the Forrest
City Ice and Power company, but upon
his arrival found that the latter gentle
man had lust departed for Memphis,
where he would spend IA week in the
discharge OF duties incumbent upon
HIM as treasurer of the st. Francis
levee board. Mr. PolhaImus visited
Captain RUSSELL III the Bluff CITY Mon
day night, returning 10 tins city Tues
day morning and spending The day
most pleasantly with relatives and M
mtrOGS friends
Moore's Pilules are guaranteed
cure Tor ali forms of Malaria. Ague
Chl,ls aud Fevar. Swamp Fever. Mala
rial Fever, Bilious Fever. Jauhdiee.
ietld breath and a tired. lIstiesS teei-
ing. j hey cure rheumatism and the
luS~if u1p faliuWluO blood uoiS0u prp.