The Forrest City times., 1901-02-08

For stylish. up-to-date shoe buv a pair of |" The Bostonian.' '' made by Smith X Stoughton. and sold i'm For. rest City by Russell. Graham ,S Co. There are none better.
 Wilber Alley and James Sanders. agents respectively for the Franks Steam Laundry and the Star Steam Laundry. wish to notify the public and their patrons that after tn. publica lion of this notice all laundry will h. collected for when delivered. This rule will be strictly adhered to by ooth agents in the hope that more satisfactory service may be given.
 Earl Jackson, the very small son of Prof. and Mrs. George l.. Jackson. went hunting Monday and killed two rabbits and one field lark. Earl has been throwing bouquets at himself all the week ih consequence of his miracu- lous feats at arms. He shot at one of the rabbits four times while the animal was on dead run, before he finally brought him down.
 The Colonels violet experiences are getting to be weekly occurrences and 1t seems that he becomes more fluent and poetical for each bunch ot blue blossoms left upon his desk. iIe never fails to bubble biythely about tue Deantifui ladies' and such will find It hard matter, indeed, to exhaust his great store of appropriate and pretty words. and we believe he could write soft verses to the fair doners of violets indefinitely. Bring on the yiolets.
 There is probably no disease or con- dition of tlie human system that causes more suffering and distress than piles. Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment cures them quickley, without pain or deten- tion from business. Price. 50 cents in bottles. Tubes, 5 cents. Webb x Sanders.
 Dr. J. o. Rush left last week to spend week or ten days in Hot Springs. The doctor has been in i'll health since last summer and, though never sick enOugh to be confined to his room. was conscious of an impaired nervous system and rheumatic tron Ole, which was a source of constant anxiety. This visit to the Springs is made with the hope that the healthful and invigorating waters of that famous resort will eradicate the cause for his ailments and restore him to a normal condition of health and strength.
 Miss Clara May, of Arkansas City, who had been such a pleasant and popular visitor with Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Rolfe for three or four weeks, left Tuesday morning of last week to spend d week with friends in Little Rock. Her stay in Forrest City was a source Of great enjoyment to her numerous friends and admirers, all of whom will rejoice in the news that she intends 10 make us another visit in the near fu- tnre. Miss Clara is a charming little lady whose disposition is all happiness and sunshine.
 The Embroidery Circle met Wednes- day evening at the lovely home of Judge and Mrs. George F. Taylor and was very handsomely and sumptuously entertained by their charming dauell- ter. Miss Norma. Those present were Misses Norma Rollwagr, Katie Roll. wage. Lucy Williams, Lucy Maris, Elise German; Mesdames S B. Trapp, jr., W. $. Graham, Percy Barker, Ed ward Roleson, J. D. Daugir. ]. w. Naylor. J. E Armstrong and Lynn rurley. Dainty refreshments of ban. ana cream and angel food were served.
 A beautiful woran-she must te beautifn'-has placed upon our table this week d bunch of violets, and it's fragrance inspires usto says, iti the lan- guage of poet hose heart, like ours. WAS large enough to embrace all tLe women:
 Oh, woman!
 In thIs world ui ours.
 What gift can be compared to thee?
 How slow would drag iife's weary ours, Though mans proud brow were bound with And ms the wealth Of land and sea, ltipweis.
 If destined to exist alone
 And nc'er call woInan's heart his osn.
 The -Four Hundred" saloon will be continued under the firm name of NJ. V. Hancock < Co. and will be man. aged by MT. E. k. Fogg, whose large experience and wide acquaintance with the people of Forrest City and surrounding country makes him the very best man fO" the place. Every body knows Ed. He is a conscientious business boy, a good bookkeeper and will conduct the Four IInndrpd'' in an orderly manner. Note tue change in the ''adn this week. and when in need of jug of good liquor give him a call. He also dispenses ihe best drinks over the bar and carries fine line of cigars and tobaccos.
 Services at the Baptist church Sun- day, "Steadfastness of Christians,n Cor. l5:lS; 7:l5 D. m., "Don'ts to be observed by preachers" This night sermon will bs illustrated. am sure We will have Il good congregation. 1 specially want those interested in the general improvement of Forrest City present. At night want to correct wrong impression which may have gone out about the Young Mems Club. l shall expect the ladies who met me in the Club room last Tuesday to be present at the Baptist church to hear my correction. Truly.
 A. N. CouCu, Pastor,
 The claim of other cough medicines to be as good as Chamberlain's are effectually set a. rest in the testimo- nial of Mir. C. D. Glass, an employe of