The Forrest City times., 1901-06-28

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 w, c. Houston of near Wiclener. brought in the fourth cotton bloom Tuesday morning. Mr. lIouton's bloom is red one, the only one of this color we had received up tu that time. Tbe gentleman, like the other farmers who have visited us this we ek claims that rain is needed badly.
 Mrs. Shepard, accompanied by her little daughters, Frankie and Emma, visited Mir. Shepard in Memphis Mon- day. The children accompanied their father to Dyersburg to spend few days with their grandparents. Mrs. Shepard has been in il health for two or three weeks and went to the Bluff City to arrange for treatment at the inlirmary.
 A new insurance firm, composed of Mir. k. ]. IZard and Mr. Eugene Will jams, was organized last week. The firm has an '-ado in this paper, to which we eau tue attention of our readers. When you have an idea of taking fire. life or accident insurance confer with IZard & Williams, who represent the oldest and most substan- 1 tlal companies In the land.
 You feel better at once after using Heroine, you enjoy your food more, | and you got more nourishment and in- 1 vigorating force out what you eat. Hence Herbine makes you strong, vigo- rous and cheerful.Prlce % cents. Webb & Sanders.
 Dr. and Mrs. Stone left Monday for l Battle Greek. Mich, and were accom- | panied as far as Memphis by the nurse, l Dr. White and Mrs. J. S. Horn. The 1 doctor was in good spirits and seemed 1 thoroughly equal to the journey. Dr. l White was met in Memphis by his l wife, who had been to visit home folks l at Mt. Pleasant for several days, with whom he returned home Wednesday morning.
 Messrs. R. II. Winfield and J. w. l Fischer went to DeNalls Bluff yester- day to chaperone the Forrest City base | ball team which met the Lonoke nine III match game of ball. The enter. 1 prising citizens of DeValls Bluff en- l teftained large crowd on this occasion with big barbecue, public speaking. base ball games and balloon ascension The boys had "hot time"
 "Our little girl was unconscious from strangtlation during sudden and terrible attack of croup. quickly secured bottle of One Minute Cough Cure, giving her three doses. The 1 croup was mastered and our little dar- ing speedily recovered, J so writes A l.. Spafford, Chester, Mich J. II. l Dunavant.
 "Prof. Jesse R. Smith, vho went from the Mt. Peak community to the Denton Normal last year. recently graduated at that institution and re- turned home. He has been elected principal of the Grapevine school for coming session. n- WaXahachie fTex Enterprise. The gentleman mentioned in this clipping is brother to our townsman, MT. L. F. Smith, and has a number of friends in this community.
 The building for the new ice and cold storage plant of the Forrest City Ice and Power company is nearing compile ton and the first consignment of ma chinery arrived this week. The com paDy will put in a small electric light plant and Mir. Marshall informs us that the dynamo has already been pur. chased. This new enterprise will be one of great convenience and benefit to the citizens of Forrest City and we hope to see it in operation before the close of summer.
 If you are troubled with that most uncomfortable disease called piles. don't neglect it. Don't let the com Eplaint get firm hold. Every day the disease is neglected it grows worse. Commence at once to use Tabler's $ Buckeye Pile Ointment. the relief is
 immediate. and cure infallible. Price 50 cents in bottles. Tubes D cents Webb & Sanders.
 Miss Norma Rollwage returned last Saturday from LOnoke and will leave today for Cincinnati, where she will spend couple of days, thence to Wash iDgtOn. Indiana. on a visit of two or three weeks to school girl friend thence to the Pan-American exposition at Buffalo and the Chautauqua. Miss Norma takes trip every summer and never fails to enjoy herself, but this year she looks forward to a better time than ever before. and we hope her lbi tit NdtdllOfi will be realized in the fullest sense of the word.
 Stoutsyille, Mo-. May 5. i900
 Gentlemen: l have been troubled with indigestion and constipation for the last two years and have tried every remedy known. but had never received any relief until 1 was handed a trial bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin through our druggist, J. W. Watson, which gave me immediate relief, and afterward bought fifty cent bottle which 1 can truthfully say has given me more relief than anything l have ever trled.-R. E. Hurd. Sold by J I'll. Dunavant.
 John FltZsimmons. Sr. who has been in the employ of the Western Union Telegraph company in this city since 1875. has resigned. to take effect July l. The gentleman is an expert line. man and is one of the company's most valued employees. but the ardlmus .du- ties of the position are too trying foi one of Iis Vpara and ha p,ift raffrf