The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-07-11

IOu "a LE-Ont VI the De5L Farms
in the bottoms-640 acres. $50 acres in
cultivation, So acres deadened. Two
good dwelllngs-four and five rooms.
large barn, 3 stories high, 40x75 feet.
= wells of good water, orchard, etc j..
Lays parrellel with the Choctaw rail-
road, 2 miles. Apply to
ED LANDvOIGT, TIMES Office,
Forrest City, Arkansas
II am using box of Chamberlain IS
Stomach Il Liver Tablets and find
them the best thing for my stomach
ever used" says T. w. Robinson
Justice of the Peace, Loomis, Mich
THESE Tablets not only correct dis
orders Of the stomach but regulate the
liver and bowels. They are easy t.
take and pleasant in effect. Price q
cents per box. For sale by j. II. San
ders.
THE TINES has just completed ar
arrangement whereby it will furnish
a beautiful hand-painted PLAGUE
copied from any photo or tintype, free
to all subscribers paying one years
subscription in advance. This is the
handsomest premium we have ever
been able to secure for our friends, ant
we hope all will take advantage of it
We have a sample on exhibition at The
Newsstand. Ask to see it.
Do you take a drink occasionally;
DO you use liquor in any way? If so,
and in either case, You no doubt want
an article that is pure. and unadultera
ted. Sanders Il Bowen, of the Green.
tree Saloon dispense quality of
liquors unsurpassed in Eastern Ar.
kansas. 1t is an even bet that you
should not buy elsewhere until you
have sampled the goods at the Green
tree. Jug, bottle OF bar service is alike
to all customers.
The folio wing ladies and gentlemen
OF Wynne, were registered at the I'm
perlal on the Fourth: J. l.. LYON, Miss
Bette Daltroff, w. IL, Allen, Miss
Maud Allen, }. l.. Hamlet, Miss Callie
Thornton, Charlie Mack, Miss Lucy
Simmons, VIM II. Kuman, wife and
two children. Holmes McMurray. Mrs.
J. M, Manning, B. Buchanan, II l.
Block, John King, and ID. II Hamilton
They spent very pleasant day Eere.
The third series of meetings of the
Wednesday Afternoon Whist Club was
inaugurated on last Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Will Barnes. The tables
were arranged on the spacious lawn
meath the beautiful trees which made
charming back ground for the dainty
costumes Of the fair members. Frappe
WAS served during the entire game.
After spirited contest, Miss MerWin
was found to be the winner of the
plate. At the close of the game de-
lightful cream and cake was served.
TIE TIMES, in common with the
many friends and relatives of the d..
ceased, regrets exceedingly the death
of Mrs. Matte Beard. which sad event
occurred at their home in Wheatlrv
on Saturday, july D, 1902 at ] 80 O'Clock
p. M. The remains were inferred in
the johnson cemetery at Wheatley
Sunday, Elder w. II. Paslay ofIlcia-
ting. Mrs. Beard was neice or Mrs
John X. Brown, OF this city. The
bereaved relatives have the sympathy
of the community.
Wednesday morning as engine No.
63, on the Choctaw. was on its way to
the gravel pit in Crow Grow, and as il
approached the switch at the curve
entering the creek it ran into some ob
stacle on the track. On examination
piece of iron was found wedged in
the frog. Fortunately the early morn
ing train WAS late. hence the discovery
10y the work engine which was running
slow. 1t is believed that the obstruc
ton WAS placed for the purpose of
wrecking the morning passenger. as
the iron was in such position as Ia
have been an impossiblity to have got
Ten there by accident