The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26
WANTED-Two girls at the Forrest CITY
laundry. Apply at once. Richard Pugh,
pronrietor

" M Eli WI Kills ~ the OTTeSt Civ
laundry. Apply at once. Richard Pugh,
proprietor.
Kept on draheht and in bot Ties by all
local dealers. Cool, palatable and re.
freshing. Drink no other than the ia.
nous Bndweiser. Forrest City Ice Il
Power Co., Sole Agents.
Mr.. w. 5. IIemenway was a,courte-
Gus business visitor to the city Wednes
day. He informed us that WhAatley
was visited by rain and wind storm
last Thursday which wrecked two
churches and blew another frorl its
tou ndation. 1t was purely a local dis.
tur vance, however, and did crops very
little good. Mr.. Hemenway states that
the cattle range is drying up and stock
water Is becoming scarce.
II wish to truthfully state to Won
and the readers of these few lines that
your kodol Dyspepsia Cure is without
question the best and only cure for
dyspepsia that have ever come in con-
tact with, and / have used many other
preparations. John Bean. West Mid
dlesex, Pa. No preparation equals
kodol Dyspepsia Cure, as it contains
ali the natural digestants. }. II. Duna-
want.
Miss Mary Mallory returned the first
OF the week from Byhalia, where she
| had spent month most delightfully."-.
Miss Mary only intended to visit in By
halla about week when SHE left. but
the attractions in that much-talked of
city were very great and her visit was
extended from time to time until
month had slipped by, and 80 pleasant
was her soJourn that she scarcely real
lied the flight of time. Miss Mary's
trends are delighted to have her at
home again.
Miss Maggie McDermott, the charm
Ing little lady who has so graciously
occupied the hello" chair at the cen
trial office in this city for the past
eighteen months, left Monday evening
Tor JoDesDoro to accept a more lucra-
tive situation. Miss Maggie has made
hosts OF friends during her residence
in Forrest City and is universally loved
by the patrons Of the local telephone
system, all of whom will regret her
departure exceedingly We wish to
commend her to the good people of
Jonesboro as enc highly deserving. She
is young lady of many char.as, and
heEplace IN the hearts of our citizens
VIII not be filled in many day.
Moore's Pilules are guaranteed
cure Tor all forms of Malaria, Ague |
Chills and Fever. Swamp Fever. Mala |
rial Fever, Bilious Fever, .Jaundjce.
fetld breath and tired, listless feel |
ing. They cure rheumatism and the |
lassitude following blood poison pro-
duced from malarial poison. No Out |
nine, 10 Arsenic, Acids or Iron. Do
not ruin stomach or teeth Entirely |
tastelesS. Price soc per box. DR.. G. c.
Moore Co.. No. 80 North Main street. |
st. Louis, Mo. j. II. Sanders.
Ever thoughtful of the chlldren's
happiness aud realizing that in making
them happy lies the true pleasure Of |
life, Mr.. John M. Nichols gathered
coterie OF his little friends together
Sunday afternoon and hied them away
to the delightful and hospitable hon q
of bis friend, Mr.. Joe Winford to eat
watermelon" 1t was a most enjoya-
lie experience for the little ones, whose
love for the kind host is sincere and
unaffected. The merry party was COM
posed of Henry, Emily, Jamie and
Dainty Calling. Anna Robson, Fan
ME Mann, Nathan Norton, Virginia
Norton, Nell and Malcolm German.
Attic Beck, Goodwin Upton, A!ine
Rollwage. John Webb, Georgia Mer-
win and Bard and Helen Nichols.
The suffering occasioned by this ex-
IRENE weather may be offset TO "A con.
siderable extent by refreshing drinks
secured at the Magnolia saloon. L. G. |
Folbro u Co, tn: proprietors. spare
neither money nor pains to keep their
resort right up'tO-noW. They have all
modern appliances To give comfort to
their patrons, and all the cool and re-
freshlng drinks usually found in a re-
ally first class saloon. The coolest beer
in town: line of whIskeys that is un.
surpassed in Arkansas. They invite
! your trade.
Oh, bat the heat Of the Cog DAYS has
been something fierce. We have been
sitting around the sanctum about three
or four weeks now reading hot weather
articles until everything about the place
begins to smell like fire and birthstone
and we wouldn't be surprised TO see
the real devil. ci0ven hoof. horns and |
all, stalk in at any moment. Tuesday
was considered the hottest dav ever eX- |
! Pti iNbN Ih III J%h0lFlH AIkditrdS, the |
thermometer registering l09 Old Sol
did good business ali day Wednes-
day, but the heat was not so Intense AS
on the previous day. Yesterday cool
breeze sprang up from the southwest.
which blew steadily the greater por-
ton OF the day, and about O'Clock
generous shower of rain from the same
point OF the compass relieved the sui
terlng and painting populace.
Those famous little pills. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, compel your liver
and bowels to do their duty, thus civ
ing YOU pure. rich blood to reclperate
your body. Are easy to take. Never
grippe. j. II. Dunavant.
About four or five weeks ago ma.
chinist of the Choctaw was at work on
the tank at Goodwin when the whist
ing of bullet warned him that that
locailty was not safe. A detective of
the road was immediately put up0nthe
trail, which led To The Indian tprritnry