The Forrest City times., 1903-01-23
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

rj. O- NIllsus and J. T. D meHs. af aEEses Hete la tBH Sunday aIr. Williams ls hsfls ts- strseroau here qat in GE4sf t5 receive l3s st9ek 5 hen t arrives.
 Ca3- Jake Shaa'. of Harianus. left fis footprints jn t5e velvet Carpet of T lines sarcigm today He wss oa
 is waY ! IL. fT g He l1ed Roads Convention d Little Rock. He zsys le bzaagh. a.l ll4e Mariana delegation aith hiI.
 Tie on.y sure preventative far -climateFias ls tl- moderate use 8f good liquors ard care should ba taken ss 'o Rhst traGds afe used ard frou z Tat hause tIeY aGe procured. I. (. F87tTr < C, tsFe established the5r reputation as tsHd.eTs and dispensers oi tbe best of iic .,8Ts, aud eHe can r-.y 4n He purfE Dt the article asked fsT. tneY ask your patronage.
 MT A. Muller of Desoto. Nissouri. spent yesterday . ths city. on q pros- iectIng tour, and before leaving pnr- chased ta- sanders Bottfing Yoiks He HIli char ge tbe name to The For res. Cty B0ttliBg Works and the sfy ls Of the lrn VII be Muller tE Son. They are practical b5itling men. and ElH increase tae capacity of their plant aud ihe variety Of products, making il frst class plant in every paTticu ar. We extend them a welcome and wsh them success.
 The crowned heads af every nation.
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 II. Williams, San Antonia. Texas. writes: Little Esily Riser Pills are the best ever used in my family. ! uuhesitatiDgty recommend them te every body. They cure constipation, biliiHnsuess, sick headache. torpid liv- er, jsundiee, malaria and all other liver troubles. J. T. Sanders.
 Last Monday night at the Ophelou. tan Club room dancing party was very greatly enjoyed by a number of young people as follows: Miss Merwin @th James II. IZsrd, Miss Julia Rogers with Geo D. Beck. Mss Lula Ferguson with Robert German. Miss Fley Hancock with Jesse McGuffey. Miss Esteile Pettus with Willie Mer- "ln, Miss Attic Beck with Chas Cor man, Miss Corinne Williams and I.ol- lie Golnan aith Archer Hatcher, Jas Gillian. Miss Norma Rollwage and Dr. Shields were the chaperones.
 The elegant and hospitable home Of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Stone was the scene Of one of the most enjoyable features of the week on Wednesday, when the members of the "Wednesday AfferR oon Whist Club were entertained. The visiting ladies were. Mesdames J H. Dunayant, McReynolds of Chattanoo- ga, Tennessee, Mary Shade and I. ". Mallory, All were in their happiest mood and nothing was left undone by the charming hostess that was neces- sary to fill the cup of enjoyment of each and every guest. Tue prize, a beautiful silver spoon, was won by Mrs. Linn IurleY. The refTese ements consisted of salad,couEse. frozen punch. coffee and champagn ewaters.
 The L. $. Civil Service Commission reports that for the year ending June 30, 1909, there were II, ,9s3 persons ap- pointed from it's registers. This Va. 4,6s2 more than was eyer before ap- pointed Tn single year. Anyone wishing information about these posi-. tions can secure it free by writing for the Civil Service announcement of the Columbian Correspondence College. Washington, b c. The Commission will hold examinations 10 secure young men and women for these places dur ing March and April. at Fort Smith, Little Rock and Texarkana. Many people do not know that these appoint. ments are made without political in- huence and that large share of them are filled by those having only com. mon school education, but such is now the case.