The Forrest City times., 1901-09-20
Fresh Oysters at Trice X Altman's.

Old Vollmer Whiskey, put up by Jesse Moore Hunt Co, is pure and whole. some. For sale by T. c. Folbre & Co.,, Forrest City, Ark.
 Thomas Parham left Monday eveI. ing for New Haven, Conn.,, where he | will become Yale student. Mir. Par. ham was accompanied to Memphis by Mrs. w. B. Mann and Mrs. Lula Par ham, who went to see him off and to do some shopping. Tom is an ambi- tlous and gentlemany youth who counts his friends in Forrest City and St. Francis county as legion and car rles with him to the City of EIms the sincere good wishes of all for his ad. vancemeDt, good health and popularity in the famous school. TIE TIMES hopes he will be surrounded by the most refining and elevating influences and that his associations will be congo nial and pleasant.
 Through the months of August and September the Iron Mountain Route will make a one and one fifth rate for the round trip to Memphis on account of the Merchants Meetings being held in the Bluff City. Tickets are being sold on the certificate plan. For fur ther information confer with agent DurbOrow.
 Mrs. Walter German gave a bachelor supper Tuesday night complimentary to her handsome and popular sons, Henry and Walter German, which was highly enjoyable affair for the guests as well as d source of satisfaction and pleasure for the charming hostess An elegant supper was served in courses and consisted of meats fruits, hot choc- olate and coffee and cakes and cream After the repast the young gentlemen repaired to the parlor where hours were garnished with witty stories and inter estng games. Those present were Messrs. Ted Norton. James Gillian, Tom Davis Wllber Alley J. II Fischer. James Alley, Tom H0rney and Otto RUilWage.
 Josh Westhafer of Loogootep, Ind. [, Is DOT man. but he says he woNld n0u be without Chamberlain's Pain Balm if 1t cost five dollars d bottle, for it saved him from being a cripple No external application IS equal 10 this liniment for stiff and swollen joints, contracted muscles. stiff neck, Sprains and rheu matlc and muscular pains. It has also cured numerous cases of partial par alysls. It IS for sale by J. I. Sanders
 The rainfall Monday night in this vicinity was 2.l0 inches in three or four hours, which is the heaviest down. pour ever known in the same length of time. Everything was washed away that had been left in the vicinity of creek banks and low grounds. and we hear of the loss of numerous pots. tubs and kettles used by washerwomen throughout the city. Constable Thad Sellers lett his wagon standing too near the branch and the vehicle was washed away, breaking the tongue and dam aging 1t considerably. Jimmy Jones. the negro barbecue artist, who runs the summer garden at the ROsser street crossing, near the Hotel Marion comes forward with a tale of woe about the flooding of his quarters and the loss of q kettle, which he found Tues day morning about d mile and half down the Choctaw road, west of town.
 The suffering occasioned by this ex- treme weather may be offset 10 a con. siderable extent by refreshing drinks secured at the Magnolia saloon. T. C.. Folbre & Co, tn. prOprietors. spare neither money nor pains 10 keep their resort right np-tO-now. They have all modern appliances to give comfort to their patrons, and all the cool and re- freshing drinks usually found in re- ally tirst-class saloon. The coolest beer in town: line of whlskeys that is un- surpassed in Arkansas. They invite your trade.
 September Truth now on sale at tie Newsstand. The supplement this month is beauty, being reproduc ton of fine painting of the yacht Constitution
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