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The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03

Mrs. A D. Boyle and daughter Mary spent the greater portion of the week with friends and relatives at Wynne. and were guests att hospitable home of Mir and Mrs. c. r Hinton.
 Mrs r " Prudp. the efficient long distance operator and assistant mana. ger II The local Telephone exchange, made friends in Marianna brief but degghttul visit last week, returning home Monday
 WHosaevrr has suff red from piles knows hu~ painful and troublesome th-y are. Tdb,er's BuckeY Pie Ont. ment IS taaranteei to cure plies Price 50 cents m blttles Tubes 75 cents, at j I. Sanders.
 FHr finest wagon in the world is the Jdmss & Graham wagon. for wear, tear au1 durdh.htY. j. " Beck x Go, have A ctr.0ad of these wagons for sale n factory prices. Gall, exam 'he aud Pice them.
 Willie Mallory. of Anniston, Ala, Was handsome holiday visitor to trends and relatives in the city, and MAS guesi dt the tom. of Mrs Neplie Butard Mir. Mallory returned 10 Ala bama Monday evening.
 Mss Fancy MtIs. of Helena, and Ms Emma Mitts, of MHlsnna. re- tsraed ta then respective homes the tls ot the week. after most delight tul holiday vislt 10 their sister, Mss Lou Alrrs, our local "lle,l0 girt.'
 Mss Matte Cobb returned Wednes- day from a most drHghtful holiday v's't tu home folks m Dark Corner. she W9s aecnup pattied hy her st- Ftsihsr. Air ! Ina Christopher. wun speLt ssy- tlal hours iu the city on business.
 Miss Ida simmons. the pretty and pleasant lti'l la1y who had made her home vitb Alr and Nfs l. E. Trice fat tke past twn ypUa, left the batter paltoi last week for Cauadsyjle Tenn where she will Iesite with relatives ia the future.
 Joe Fr.uks has fine baby boy at his house and James Franks Is rrj aiclng oNrr the birlh ot a boLnclng baby glrl. HE lIMRs extends congratulations to the Franks household and hopes both infants wt'i grow up t0 useful and in- tellisent lNea.
 M ss l.u,a Tip.on. of Dyersburg Tenn aiavet yestrrday on d visit tD her brother famliN, The Hon, and Mrs. John II Iipton. Mss Tipton IS d charming young ady and will doubt less honor Forrest City with visit of several eeks.
 Herb ne should be used 10 enrich and puE!ft tue blood; it cures all forms of D nad . -..rdrrs, Is especially useful in teNtt,. skln sIuptlons. bOils, pimples, l. Ac6hrAds. seToiuia, salt rheum and every furm of blood impurity; II is Il safe and eifectual cure. Price 50 cents, J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
A Profltahie Inyastna ant.

was troubled for about seven years "llt my stomach and in bed half my time. . says E. Demick. aomerv,IIe, Ind II 'peht about &l ,000 and never could get '1ythin& to brtp mp until 1 tried kodoi D' spepsla Cute l have taken a few oottles and am entirely welt You don I've by what you eat, bat by what yon digest and assimlate. If your stomach doesn't digest yoHr food yon are really ,'atvtng Kodol Dyspepsia Cure doe, the stomach's work by digesttug the food. You don't have 10 diet E.t all you want. Kodol Dysrepsia Cure cures all stomach truubes ] H. Dunavant.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
Aom!nistratore' and Executors Set
 dement's.

County of St. Francis. ss.
 NoIIct is hereby given that the follor,f,s auninistrators' and executOrs' settirmen,s nnaYe oecn nlea in the probate court of ., rinhc.e county for confirmation st thc Iar' nary, cgs term Of said court to-wft ,-J; M. Prewett. as admr of inc estate ofI ment '" auu hual tettie- W; Gorman ss admr. of the estate of p '1io'cr deceased first and final settlement
 r 1oTinan gs admr.. of the estate of Nj. '9ie; deceased second settlement \, S; c. parden as admr't.. Of the estafe of rs Darden, deceased second and final sci, r. C. Neel as admr of the estate ofN.v Das,.ei' deceased second and final settle A C; Hambleton as sdmr.. of the estate of V, Hambieion, deceased second settle. U. T. Dyal as admr. of the estate of Ignsee Posplsial. deceased first settlement
 J. \. Couon as admr.. of the estate Of r l. Behnett. deceased first settlement
 Jonn Calling as admr.. of the estate of l h. ferminter, deceased second and final set. tlement. ~ "i 'e' All persons interested in the settlements or sald estates. arc notified to come forward ana uIe thelr exceptions theIeto 1T any they have on or before the second day of Ihe next reg Glar term ut said court. or they will be for ever barred from excepting to said settle. ments or any item thereof.
 hltncFs my hand and the seal Of said court ms, the 5rd day of January. 1902
 Y C. MERWIN Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
Buy d Parker, at the Newsstand.

Buy Parker, at the Newsstand.
 Passe Partout binding may be had at The Newsstand.
 C. A. Walker. of Heth, was regis tered at the Belser Tuesday.
 Nanassah Gorum. of Palestine, was in town Tuesday OH business.
 A barrel of our best flour will make your hair curl. Neeiy & Neblett. The Silver Dollar Restaurant is the pepufa resort for nice fresh oysters.
 Mrs James Russell is visited rela- tiyes and friends in Memphis this week Prof WI. MeIlWain, of Little Rock. was a bnslnesS visitor to the city Tues day.
 Dr. Caldwel's Syrup Pepsin sweet ens the breath. Sold by II. Daaa- want.
 Air. V. \ Washington. of Colt, was T courteous business visitor to the city Tuesday.
 Neeiy & Nebiett are cutting prices to salt the new year. Come and see for youiseVes.
 Money 10 loan on improved planta- tons; ), : and 10 years time. Geo P. Taylor X Ca
 Underwear at wholesale cost for few days Remember the coupons Nicely X Ntblett.
 John D. Verser, of Oscenla. frother of Mrs. E N Horne, IS guest of the family this week.
 Mrs Maude Moore WAS delightful visitor to friends and relatives in Wyune this week.
 Straved or Stolen-Black mare, split iu Tight gar. halter burnt both hind fept. wh!sfa b aza iu forehead Liberal reward RetuIn to l. Rolwace S Go
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03

FoR REET-Residence portion of the Winthrop building. corner of Washing. ton and Jackson St. Terms Sl5 per month. Apply to w. F. Evans.
 S'rayed or Stolen-Black mare, split in right ear. halter burnt both hind feet, white blaze in forehead. Liberal reward Return to l.. Rolwage & Co.
 Mr. NJ. w. lizard, of Bonneville. was a gerial visitor 10 friends in the city the first of the week, and was q guest at the home of pr. and Mrs. N. P. Beau champ.
 Miss Pearl David, q pretty and viva cous girl from Dark Corner. spent the greater portion of the week in the city as guest of Miss Emma Hum- phreys.
 Do you notice the distinct and pleasant flavor possessed by the 'Oid Follmer' Whiskey? 1t Is the result Of purity. T. c. Folbre & Co, Forrest City, Ark.
 Miss Kate C8rvelle. of Helena. and Messrs. Franklin and Henry Swift. of Memphis. were happy Christmas visit ors at the home of Mir. and Mrs Wal ter German.
 A baby girl at tue home of MT. and Mrs. Shell EZeil is the source of much rejoicing. The little stranger arrived "Wednesday and tips the beam at twelve pounds.
 Subscribe for THE TIMES and the Memphis Weekly Compercial Appeal and get guess at the cotton crop for the season 190l2 See display .'ado in another column.
 There will be services in the Epsco pa church on Sunday next at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m. he offerings will be used 10 pay the Diocesan assessment, which IS now due.
 Want 10 carry home a rich oyster roll aud enjoy 1t with your family? John Fitsiinmons can accommodate you on shorf notice See him at The silver Dollar Restaurant.
 The fragile babe and the growing enid are strengthened by While's Cream Nrrmlfug- It destroys worms. gets digestion aL work, and SD rehuids the body. Price 9 cents, at J I. Sau- ders'
 Many d bright and happy household has bteu thrown into sadness and sor TOW because of the death of loved one from d neglected cold BaIiard's lore hound syrup is the great cure for coughs. colds and pulmonary ailments. Price 9 and 50 cents. J. r Sanders.
 Mir and Mrs. Eugene Williams re- turned Tuesday evening from West Point. Mlss whese they had been to spend the holidays with Mrs Williams people. Gene reports a royal time, and says ne WAS more sumptuously dined than at any previous time in his life.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by virtue of the terms Of trust deed made and executed to the undersigned by T. A Hawkins and N. l.. Hawkins. which sald trust deed ls recorded In the office of the Recorder of St Francis County. Arkausas. iD be. k oO, page ', default having been made III the payment Of tic Indebtedness therein mentioned, aud having been requested by the beueiciaries therein mentl0ned to sell in accordance with tue terms ct said trust deed the prop trly therein described. 1. F. Laughing. house, as such trustee. will on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1902. at the west door of the court house of St. Francis county, within legal hours, sell at public sa,c to the highest bidder tor cash, the following real estate, to. wit.
 The east half Of northwest quarter. and the northwest quarter of the nOrth- west quarter of section twenty-f four. township SIX north. range five east. containing l20 acres;
 The north half of the southeast 1uar- ier of section twenty, township si1 north, range six east. containing S0 acres;
 The east half of southwest quarter If section twenty nine, township five north, raHgs SIX east, containing Sj 4crts;
 fhe north half of northwest quarter .et section fourteen, township live north, range SIX east-containng 50 acres.
 fhe west half of section thirty five containing 320 acres, and the west half oi the east half of section thirty. tive--contaiuing 160 acres, all in town >flp SIX north. range SIX east
 The west half of southeast quarter 9f section twenty six, township six 1orth, range six east-containing 50 acres.
 Fhe east half of section ten. town. >hlp tive north. range six east-coa- taining 320 actes.
 Ihe title to the above described property IS believed to be good. but | se,l and convey only %s trustee under he terms of The trust deed above re- frrred to.
 Dated this January 3rd 1902.
 r. LAUGuINGHoUsE, Trustee
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
Had to Conquer or Die.

Fl was iase about gone.' writes Mrs. Rosa Rjchards.n. of Laurel springs N. c. "l had consumption so bad that the best doctors sad l could not live more than month, but l began to use Dr. King'S New Discovery anu was wholly cured by seven bottles and am now stout and well" Us an unrvaled life saver in consumption. pneumonia, la grippe and bronchitis; infaiib.e for coughs. colds. asthma. hay fever, croup or "hoopng cough. Guaranteed bottles 50e and S1.00 Trial bott.es free at J. II. Dunavant's drug store
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
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There are boys and girls about

There are boys and girls about town, eligible us pupils in our pub lie schools, who are being allowed by their parents, from one cause and another, 10 remain out ol school. This seems to Ills to be Q criminal policy upon the part ot any parent or guardian upon N hose shoulders IS thrown the respons.- bility of rearing and training a child. An education Is something indispensable 10 good living and the proper conception ot every day life as we find it; and why children are allowed 10 "gad" the streets, when they might have the advan, tages of good public schools is something entirely beyond our powers of conception. St, Francis county has the most thorough pub lie school system it could boast of for years, and more especially is this true with reference 10 Forrest City; and parents and guardians should show their appreciation by seconding the efforts of the teach. CTS in enforcing discipline and tho observance of the highest standard of morals in the various depart. ments. Send the children to,school and If our present capacities arc not sufficient to accommodate them steps must be taken to enlarge tho college building and the grounds surrounding it, and ample provi- sions made to snatch the younger generation from the degrading influences of the street.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03

Mir. NJ. E. VunKannon. representing l., WlZmann x Co. of Memphis. was Tn the city the trst of the week tuning all the pianos which that popuar firm has sod here Mir VunkannOn is 4 courteous gentleman, an excellent slide trombone player and was quite an addilioh to the band Monday night at the concert.
 Dr. II. S. Ashford. of Nashville. who had been such d handsome and genial holiday visitor to Prof Futrell. and who was SD conspicuous in making the band concert a success, returned home Thursday morning, The young men gave most enjoyable dance in honor ot pr. Ashford Wednesday night at the Hotel Imperial.
 T. c. Folbra & Co. have gone into the W Whiskey business more extensively than eyer for 1902, and are now the sole proprletOrs of the Pearl saloon formerly conducted by Mir | ". Ma. lory When in search of high grade Case goods or liquors in bottles or jugs remember that r. C. FoIbre d Go. al ways carry tue best.
 Hon, F ". DeRositt is the proudest man in St. Francis county. not be cause of the encouragement he is re- celVlnR for the legislature, but because oi the StOrk'S visit to his home last Monday Frank ". DeRosltt, Jr., is the little stranger s name, and his papa strn.S about as if he owned the earth Harrah for DeRositt.
 For Sa'e-The klondike Bakery. A hp,endla business opportunity is offered tu ih- first applicant N hn wishes to buy a well established and prosnerous hak- cry in Forrest City, Ark This is the only bakery Tn the town and will be sold only for cash Good reason for selling Apply or write to
 dec If FRED KLEIBER. Prop.
 Nils, M0i'ie Heard. of Brinkley, Ark, died on the 2tth of December. She WAS niece of Mrs. Y. E. IZard and G:s. N l. Fondren, of this city. De ceased was Il native of Water Valley. Mss, and connected with some of the oldest and best families ot that coun- try. TIE FIMEs extends sympathy to th2sesatalieved by the demise of this good woman.
 hr. and Mrs. A. l.. Stevens, with their family of interesting children. left Sunday meht for Sl. Louis, where they will reside in the future, Mr. S evenS having accepted lucrative situation as q salesman with the Chas F Lewis Manufacturing Co. lnE l'IaES regrets very much tn lose these rstlinahle people as citIzens. but hopes they will be hapsily situated iu their new home
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
REMARKABLE CURE OF GROUP
 A Little Boys Life Saved.

have few words to say regarding Chamberlain Cough Remedy. It saved my little boys life and feel that 1 can not praise it enough 1 bought a bottle of it from A. [ Steere Of Good win, 5. b {, and when 1 got home with it the poor baby could hardly breathe. l gave the medicine as directed every ten minutes until he "ihrew upi and then 1 thought sure he was going 10 choke 10 death. We had to pull the phlegm ont of his mouth in great long strings. 1 am positive that if 1 had not got that bottle of cough medicine, my boy would not be on earth todsy-JoEL DEMoSr, Inwood, Iowa. For sale by J. F. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
A Coco Recommendation.

have noticed that the sale on Cham. oerIaln $ Stomach and Liver Tablets is almost invariably to those who have once used thera, says MT. J. II. Weber. q prominent druggist of Cascade. Iowa. what better recommendation could any medicine have than for people to call for u when again in need of such remedy 1?
 Try them when you feel dull after eating. when yon have bad taste in your mouth :. feel bilious, have no appetite or when troubled with constipation. and you are certain to be delighted with the prompt relief which they afford. For sale by ] T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03

Mrs. E. W. Watts, of Clarksville. Mo. mother of Mrs. F. ". DeRositt. of l Widener, is spending three or four weeks with the DeRositts. This is Mrs. Watts first visit to Arkansas. and she is highly pleased with the country and it's people.
 The properties of Ballard's Snow Llnlment possess range of usefulness greater than any other remedy A day seldom passes in every household. es peclally where there are children, that IL IS not needed. Price D and 50 cents, at J. r. Sinders'.
 Miss Beverly Horney sold twenty tickets to the band concert aud cap tured the prize offered. which was a pretty silver cup. Miss Beverly is one of the sweetest little girls in the city. and her enterprise Tn selling tickets for the concert is demonstrative ef her popularity.
 Miss Annie Wolff spent few days in Wynne this week on very deHght- fnl visit to her cousin. Mss Norma Hancock, and returning home Monday evening was accompanied by Miss Hancock, who Was the pretty and pop. nlar gnest at the Wolff home for a cou- pie of days.
 Many of the botches. pimples and other affections of the skin are caused by the failure of the liver and kidneys to cast off impurities, which remain in the system. Heroine will stimulate the liver and kidneys. and cleanse the system of all impurities. Price 50 cents. J. T. Sanders.
 T. c. Folbre X Co are now in Ike Mallory 8 quarters. and ask a continu- anee of patronage from old friends and Customers. promising always to adhere to the policy which has built them up such an eBviable reputation, that of handling and dispensing the best of liquors 10 their bar trade.
 Dr. T. E. Iancy, clerk of Fayette county, Tennessee, whose residence is IT >ommerViie. was in the city the first of the week looking after his 'andtd interests in this county. Dr. ancy has been Il power in Fayette county politics for years. and is pros Herous, hlgh-toned gentleman,
 Mrs. D C. Webb and two bright and interesting boys, John and David, left last week for Paducab, Kv.. where the family wilt reside in the future. TIE IIMEs and hosts of friends regret the departure of these good people from our midst, but nope they will b. pleas antly situated in their Jew home.
 5. II Mann, chairman oe the Demo- cratic judicial committee for the First judicial circuit, has called the commit tee to meet at the court house in St. Francis county on the 18th day of Jan uary, at o'clock D. ID. The purpose hf the meeting will be to determine the method of selecting the democratic nominee for judge and prosecuting at. torney.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03


 Hon O. \. KrIouch. of Vanudg'e, Was in tAe q ' the .atter pat of lasi Week on .csei business.
 CNeeIy & N-A.ett have well selec' | stock of dfy good, a' | groceries a; prices t9 sult He 'iiHtf.
 FoH SALE -A feW more good lots in the Fussell addition. on easy terms Apply to James FusSr.!
 Fresh Oysters served m every style. Raw, ~fev al Fry, ti The silver Dollar Cafe. Open day aud night.
 Spe the lin. of Papst-rjes at Q cents at The New 0gs.aud luee contain one qulre of paptr and . envelopes.
 Pom lIaucaca Of Wyane, spent the greater portion ot the week in tts city the guest ot t.s cousin, Ed Nelu.
 Mr. and Mas Henry ll4rns. of Hel. ma, have bera casrmeBE visitors st the home oI Mr. l. Bonner this week.
 MT and Mrs George Batts rejoice in the advent of a big ten pound boy. who arrived at lhel- house last Friday.
 Every bodv praises Mir Filzmmons for his prdinpjuesS in serving oyster orders. fry hm when oyster hlngry Bring your shoe work to VI. Abra- hanson. in Rol,wage building. Soatb Front street, who VIII give satisfaction Miss Maude Borders, charming llttic Memphis lady, Is spending faIt- night with her relative, Mrs. Alice Gas teel
 Don't be selfish, if vou are satisapd that Old Eollmer Whiskev k the best. tell your friends. T. (. Folbre X Co. sell 1t,
 We now have all of Louisa NJ. AL colts books Nothing finer or hand somer for the young folks. Lsndvoigt < Vadakn
 MT. and Mrs. James M Townes. of Little Rock, spent New Years in the eIty with their parents, Mir. and Ms. L. W. Horne.
 Mrs. W. S Hemingway, of Wheat rev arrived in the city Sunday on a 9.ist holiday visit to her sister, Mrs. \.
 heauchamp.
 , oid Vollmer Whiskey, put up by Jesse Aoote Hunt Co, is pure and whole. some For sale by T. c. Folbre < Co, ferfest City, Ark.
 Ars P. o. Duffey returned to south HcAlester Monday morning after a most delightful holiday visit with friends and home folks.
 huy Eldridgp, of Danyille. Ark steht the Chrisi mastIde with home ,OtAs and friends in this city, return hs 10 the west Monday night.
 our stock oi shoes are of the finest Sty. sa ,"rtt.ly misses and boys. NselY x Neblett.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
Children Especially Liable.

Burns. bruises and cuts are extremely paiufui and If neglected often result in b ood poismlng Children are especially liable 10 such miShapS because no so care full As remedy DeWitl's Witch Hazel Sslve Is unequalled Draws out the fire. stops the pain. soon heals the wound. Beware of c0unterfeits. Sure cure for piles. "DeWitts Witch Hazel Save cured my haby of eczema after two phy- sicans gave ner up,n writes James Mock, N. Webster, Ind "lhe sores were So bad they soiled two to five dresses day. J. H. DunAvant.