The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-01-25

Dan Wylds, of Franks. was busi-
ness visitor to the city this morning.
All kinds of Battenberg patterns and
material for woring the designs lust
received by the Novelty Company.
Mr.. J. A. Beck, the blacksmith. has
secured the services of Mr.. Charles
Delano for 1901. Mr.. Delany Is one of
the most skilled mechanics in the city
and will be employed in the woodwork.
ing department.
4. Bonner and his nephew, John
Harris. of South Carolina; accompan-
ird by the formers charming daughter.
Miss Irma, left this morning for the
Bluff City.
Mrs. Henry Harris arrived in the
city yesternight from Little Rock, en-
route ~ her home in Helena and = ut
the night at The home OF MIR. f. Bon
ner.
| OMr. and Mrs. T. A. Bryant were very
much distressed and suffered great
deal of anxiety Wednesday by reason
OF the critical illness OF their baby boy.
TIE TINES job department is pr mt
ing mortgages for all the big furnisi-
ing firms of Forrest City for the year
1901. If yon need any matter of this
kind bring in your order at once while
we have the work in hand.
Mr.. Ed. Berry, of Madison. was in
the city this morning. on business and
kwas genial caller at this office. lie
/ Tn for ,od ha NM
OF Triumph potatoes to put on the
market at once.
Bob Millender is the quickest dray-
MN in town. He is alwavs on the
lookout for your hauling. When you
have baggage or trunks to transfer
look Millender up. lie is reliable and
worthy your patronage.
Joe A Beck recently purchased
half block on the northwest corner Of
Rosser and jackson streets from Sam
Scott, (col.. aud is erecting thereon
spacious building which will be used
AS hlacksmith and woodworking ps.
Enlistment. Mr.. Beck paid $3.50 for
the property.
Look over the line of Musical In
struments at the Newsstand. We
have "A guitar for 80 90 that is AS fine
toned AS any in the country. Others
cheaper. Also Maadolins. Vioins.
Banjos, Accordeons. Blow Accordeons.
Harmonious, Jews-harps, Pianos and
| Organs.
Mr.. f. A. Rolfe's new cottage on the
corner OF Jackson and Forrest streets
is assuming admirable proportions
| ftl Of
Tom Humphrey and will be one of the
neatest and most attractive residences
in the city when completed.
IIerbine should be used tn enrich
and purify the blood; il cnres All forms
of blood disorders, is especially useful
in feyprs. skin eruptions, ills, pim-
pies. blackheads. scrofula. silt rheum
and every folm Of blood imparits. It is
A and safe effectual cure. Price. 80
cents. Webb Il Sanders.
Rufus Williams left Wednesday
evening for Olive Branch. Mississippi.
on a short visit tn the home folks.
From Olive Branch he will go to Tyler,
Texas, to accept lucrative position
with his uncle. Mr.. Thomas Brazpton.
Rufus has been In the employ OF Mr..
Robert l.. Pettus. AS salesman. for the
pas two years and has gained the rppli-
tatiOn of stead. hard working lad.
He is ambitious and his manv friends
join THE TIMES in wishing him sue
cess. :.
When threatened by pneumonia or
any other lung trouble. prompt relief
is necessary, as it is dangerous tn de-
Law. We would suggest that One Min
ute Cough Cure be taken AS soon AS in
dicatiOns of having taken cold ara
noticed, 1t cures quickly and its early
use prevents consumption. j. II. Dun
avant.
News of the death of Robert Iluds-
peth, Of Palestine. reached this ntlra
Monday. Mr.. Hudspeth was one od
the oldest and most highly respecte
citizens of Prairie township. III WAS
master of the Masonic lodge at pales.
tine, held the Office of school director
and many other important positions
of public trust. His death is lamen.ei
by a large family of relatives and the
community at large, to all of wh,m
THE TIMES extends coincidence and
deepest sympathy.
Contractor L. l.. Humphreys has
two new building contracts. Oae
from Mr.. F. Langhinghouse and the
other from Mr.. w. Ferguson. both of
whom will erect handsome new resi-
dences The new Langh;nghonse
home will be located on Grant street,
just north of Mrs. Nellie Bnfords and
Mr.. Ferguson will build on the corner
of billiard and Rosser streets. Mr..
Humphreys received seven carloads
Of lumber Wednesday To be used in
the construction of the two buildings
mentioned aud will begin work early
next week.
| Moore's Pilues are guaranteed
cure for all forms of Malaria, Ague.
Chills and Fever. Swamp Fever, Mala-
rial Fever, Bilious Fever. Jaundice.
| fetid breath and tired listIess feeling.
They cure Rheumatism and the lassi-
tute following blood poison produced
from malarial poisoning. No Quinine'
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