The Forrest City times., 1901-02-08

Mir. D. Davis went to Memphis Tuesday on short business visit. aOpera house tomorrow night-"Gin. hooley's Reception.
 A nice half acre building lot, in good location, for sale. Apply at this office.
 Mrs. T. c. Merwin and daughter. of Forrest City. arrived yestereay ou a visit to the family of Capt. F. +. Govan. Index.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Walker, of For rest City, spent last Sunday in Mari ana.-Marianna Index.
 :. G. Beatty, of Little Rock. the road machine man. was in town Tues day enroute to Monroe county, where he will put in some tools.
 Russell, Graham Sh Co.,, have. vst re ceived a large new stock of the cele- brated Smith & Stoughton shoes for men. Every pair is fully guaranteed. Buy pair and you will wear no other.
 Hon. Harden K. Toney, of the lower house. from Jefferson county, was a visitor in our city Sunday, the guest of Mir. Gordon Casteel.
 The city has placed orders for ltwo ear loads of 24-inch sewer pipe, with which some very substantial and neces- sary improvements will be made in, the {. near future.
 Nervous children are almost always thin children, The Out.dOOr,bovu is seldom nervous. Whites Cream Yer mifuge is the best preventive of nerv- ousness. 1t strengthens the system and assists to that sort of flesh, which creates strength and power of endur- rnce. Price, 9 cents. Webb & San. ders.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Walker, of Benton, Mo, are pleasant visitors in he city They are the gnesls of their, children, Mir. aud Mrs. Walker of the, telephone company.
 Mrs. Alice Casteel and Mrs. Adam, Bach returned from Little Rock Salur- lay. where they had been several days visiting and shopping and are now at nome in the former's beautiful new residence, on the corner of Rosser and Davis streets.
 The greatest danger from colds and Ia grippe is their resulting in pneumo- nia. If reasonable care is used. how ever, and Chamberlain's Cough Rem- rdy taken. all danger will be avoided. lt will cure DoldA nFsan attack of Ia grippe in less tiine than any other treatment. It is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by Webb & Sanders.
 Mrs. w. P. Champlin, of Carlisle, :ame over Saturday afternoon on a visit to her husband, night Superln- tendent Champlin. 0f the Consumers Cotton Oil company. The lady returned home yesterday after very pleasant stay.
 MT. Syd Lynch. of Haynes. was in the city Saturday aud gave us most pleasant call, giving us subscriptions for several of the leading periodicals. and weekly papers of the United States. and headed the list with TnE TIMES. Thanks.
 Sympathy and condolence of many friends and acquaintances go ont to Mir. r. J. Writers of Widener. in the loss os his beloved wife. whose death occulr.d ast Friday morning. The good lady was sick but short week, and the pest of medical attendance was em- oloyed in vain. She leaves a husband and four children to mourn their loss. aho must look to Him alone, who do- eth all things for tse best. for comfort in the greatest hour of need.
 When you see man at four o'clock in the morning shaking hands with ths own pump and saying farewell, poor i'd Crobisnn Robscrew, I'll see you later,' it Is evident he has been onb with some convivial friends, If voii nave any doubts, however. inveigle him into saying truly rural" or ''rx- quisitely excrutiating," and if his ar icnlation is good you may know that his drinks came from the Pour Hnna- red. as their goods are guaranteed nn- excelled and will leave no headache or other bad effects.
 At the meeting of the Cosmos Club Monday evening Miss Alice Rolwage read n very timely paper upon the or saniZati4xUf d music club in Forrest City. Tyre is hardly town of it's size in th63tate that can boast a great. ar number of musicians and music overs than Forrest City aud all such persons conld-be readily interested. A ,ocetv of this kind could be organized with d large and enthusiastic member ship and nothing could have more -evating aud refined influence than 'nr onr people to become educated for higher and more intelligent apprecia- t:on of good music. A study of the
 i'd masters and the early history of nnsic would be beneficial and interest i"g, including rrimitive music. The music of the Chinese. Japanese, Hin ius. American Indians. Greeks and Romans ana the early Christians. and he beginning of the Oratorin and the ,ppra. Miss Alice has tonched d sub i-ct which will claim the support and ,ympathy of d large number of osir pest citiz-ns. and We hope her plans sor "r"anization will be speedily GIT ried out.
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