The Forrest City times., 1901-07-12
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Salem Baptist church (col.l was de str0yed by fire Monday night, and 1t i. the general impression that the build ing was ''set xtire" by some one who held spite or grudge against the con greRati0n, or who was enviOus of the prosperity which the church enjoyed Salem was probably the most popular place of worship in the county amoue the negroes, and the majority of them are very wrathy in the belief that the building was destroyed by an incendi- ary. The fire was discovered by Mir Harry Knight about II o'clock, who immediately gave the alarm, and by whose prompt action the church organ was saved from the flames. The fire seemed t0 have been kindled at the north end of the house and had gained considerable headwav before detected. The fire companies turned ont promptly but could not reach the scene of the fire in time to be of service; the build ing burned like d shaving. No insur. ance.
 ''I wish to truthfully state to you and tue readers of these few lines that your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is without question the best and only cure foi dyspepsia that have ever come in con. tact with, and have used many other organisations. John Bean. West Mid. dlesex, Pa. No preparation equals Kod0l Dyspepsia Cure. as 1t contains all the natural digestants. J. H. Duna. want.
 This drouth question is getting to be mo merry jest" Crops are suffering for rain all over the country, and farm. CTS and merchants are looking "blue. , East winds prevailed for three days the first of the week. adding theil blighting and damaging effects to the ravages of the hot wave and the con. tiiiued dry weather. Cotton, which ii very late, is said to be maturing before 1t has attained half it's growth and is already blooming up testhe top of the stalk. which IS considered very bad sign, especially as the plant is dwarfed and puny in stature. Early corn is drying up and the outlook is that | very short crop will be raised. There is no corn in the country, and if tht crop is cut off the price will be some thing like $l p Ter bushel next spring Rigid economy on the part of the farm, CTS should be practlced. St. Francis county never does raise enough corn t6 supply the demand. and no farmer car prosper and buy corn to raise scent crop of cotton. The outlook is yer, flattering for large fruit crop, how ever. and this should be utilized ii every way possible for home consuInp. tion.
 Moore's Pilules are guaranteed cure for all forms of Malaria, Ague Chills and Fever. Swamp Fever, Mala rial Fever. Bilious Fever. Jaundice fetid breath and a tired, listless feel ing. They cure Rheumatism and th. lassitude following blood poison pro duced from malarial poison. No Qui nine, no Arsenic, Acids or Iron. Ds not ruin stomach or teeth. Entirely tasteless. Price 50c per box. Dr. C. c Moore Co.,. No. BIO North Main street St. Louis, Mo. J. T. Sanders.
 Mrs. E. T. Go t, after brief but de- | llghtful visit to friends at Marianna where she was royalty and sumptu- ously entertained at the home of Mir and Mrs. Ford. returned to Forrest City last Tuesday evening, and is witt Capt. and Mrs. James Russell. We clip this notice of an entertainment | given complimentary to Mrs. Colt from the last issue of the Courier: Mir. and Ms. Marshall Ford threw open theil doors last Monday night to society Ihis time the married folk were enter. tained with whist. Since MT. and Mrs Ford moved from the country into theil handsome town home they have been q distinct acquisition in many ways, none more so than in social one. Mrs Colt, of Missouri, was tue honoree oi the occasion, which was announced ai informal, but it was complete in all es sential details going to make up an en joyable function. The following iadiel and gentlemen either played or looked on at the game: Dr. and Mrs. Drake Mir. and Mrs. Will Ford, Mir. and Mrs Tom Wood, MT. and Mrs. Joe Law renee. MT. and Mrs. Roleson, Judg, and Mrs. Compton, Mir. and Mrs. Harr, Clark (of St. Louisl, MT. and Mrs Frank Govan. Mesdames Lesser, Rot holtz, McCuloch, Hugh Nixon ant Jarratt. The. younger element wer, represented by Messrs. Marshall Hew itt, Noel Burke, McCulloch Hogg, Pugl Govan, Miss Sumpter and Misses Go yan.o
 You can never cure dyspepsia by di citing. What your body needs is plent. of good food properly digested, Thel if your stomach will not digest it Kodo Dyspepsia Cure will. It contains all O the natural digestants, hence must di gest every class of food and so prepar, 1t that nature can use it in n0urishinl the body and replacing the wasted tis sues, thus giving life. health. strength ambition, pure blood and good, health, appetite. J. H. Dunavant.
 "Dudep Hoshall was in town Mon day and Tuesday and wanted to know why we didn't have a big head article about now the people spent tn, galorious Fourth in the last issue O. the great and good. There WAS noth- | ing very momentouS about the F0urtl in Forrest City-not enough enthusi l n gt ltufa al sch n