The Forrest City times., 1903-07-24

No tuan or woman in the state ill
hesitate TO spe ak well of Cham berlain' s
| Stomach and Liver Tablets after once
! trying them. They always produce "A
pleasant movement of the bowels, i'm
prove the appetite and strengthen the
digestion. For sale by j. T. Sanders.
The Lagerbund Gesundheit Club
held their annual outing south of town
Sunday. The amusements of the day
were diversified-base ball, funnel
game, etc. On their return home the
members complained not of the length
of the sidewalks, but of their width.
TIC, Folbre & 60. have enjoyed the
reputation for years of selling the
purest liquors in tine market, and il is
their Intention to continue to do so.
and would kindly ask all lovers of
choice liquors to call and judge for
themselves. Polite attention paid to
all.
Ladies, Call and examine my stock
or your summer suits. Ny prices
h ave been cut i'm order to reduce sum-
M II stock so as to make room for
lar 2e stock of fall goods. The sale in
clu, les shoes. clothing, etc, for ladies
and men. Yours for business, y. l..
Grad y.
MIR. Z. p. Taylor. Miss Olive Calling.
Mr.. ]; ,mes Gillian, Miss Louise Cat
ling. Mr.. John Pope, Miss Mary Stew
art. Mr.. Jas. Z. Crawford, Miss Elise
Prewett, enjoyed warmly contested
game of Finch Tuesday night. At the
lovely hot ne OF Attorney and Mrs. J
NJ. Prewe.tt. Lemonade and Maccd
rooms were served by Emma Prewett
and Mary A ley.
The Second Annual Reunion of the
Indian Terrific ~ Division ex-COnfeder-
ates is to be he, ii at Durant on August
6. : and s. Ind. an Ball Games, Green
Corn Dance. speakers of National
reputation will be present. Tickets
selling on August I, fer One Fare PINS
81: good for Il days. For information.
write to Lewis Pallllin, Chairman OF
Advertising Commit e.
ElG Graves Hewlett, of the Missis-
sippi Delta, was in town Monday. lie
was enroute home from Colt, where he
had been conducting very successful
protracted meeting. There were -
additions and Ii baptsms. lie was
very popular with the citizens there
and is said to be very able preacher.
He expects to return soon and conduct
revival services at Caldwell.
Misses Mary Mason, Maggie Terry,
Virgie Aldridge, Bertha Baskins, ana
Mammr. Stella aud Winnie Doyle.
aud Messrs r. II. Winfield, II. M
Buchanan. Chicago Ernest Terry and
Gny McDemott. (MlsSissippi.) compOs
ed merry fishing party at Fishing
Lake Wednesday. They didn't catch
many fish. but had . bushel Of fun.
Robert Gray, aged -, and Miss Eliza
Hodges, aged Is years, were happily
married at the courthouse last Satur
day by Hon. Walter German, mayor
The bride is a daughter of Mrs. l.. II
Hodges, OF Yocona, and the groom a
respected citizen of the same neighbor-
hood. It was "A runaway match. and
they were assisted by Tom Tatnm
Chas. Paggett was also witness. We
wish them Joy.
\ have engaged the services of Mr..
S. r. Edmonds and Mr.. Arthur Liv
inpst ,1n, two of the best BARRIERS that
ever c. Nne to Forrest City. Shop open
from 6 i. N. to y at night. Mr.. Ed
monds i'll have charge of shop from
6 a. m. to p. M. and Mr.. Livingston
from 3 D. M. to II at night. | invite
the patronage, of the public when look
ing for "a nice clean shave.
IKE MALLORY.
Harpers Magazine for August will
be the Annual Fic tion Number and
publishers say it wiz be number OF
unusual beauty, seven teen pages being
in color and containing nine complete
stories of unusual interest. The sup
ply of Fiction number of last year was
e Exhausted a few days after issue.
Patrons will do we'll if they make pro-
vision TO get copy at the Newsstand
VIM. Partridge and wife have sold
and conveyed unto the Southwestern
Telegraph s. Telephone Company all
their right, title and interest in and to-
the telephone business and all apurten-
ances thereto belonging. in st. Francis
county. for a consideration OF $1,000
cash in hand. Thus ends what pl omis.
ed at one time to be long litigation of
their respective rights, aud the public
is we'll satisfied We offer eongratula-
tons to all concerned.
The st. Francis Co. Gun and Rod
Club held their regular weekly meet
ing Tuesday night, when they put on
foot some important business under
takings. They instructed their secreta-
ry to negotiate for the survey of Mud
Lake, the cutting of the dam on French
man Bayou, aud the opening of county
roads leading TO the lake. The Club
now has an attractive line of statiOna-
ry. and the secretary is ready to enroll
names for membership.
Misses Ida and Gertrude Walton,
Ruth Hatcher. Emma Beck, Norma
Taylor, Elise German, Mrs. p. H. Bar
ker, and Mrs. T. w. Barrow, who
composed merry excursion party to
st. Louis last week, via the MISSISSIPPI
pi river packets. returned home We'd
nesday night. They had one of the
most delightful outings of their lives
and came home with glowing accounts
Af hoi MI