The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-15
LOCAL. ADDENDA.


call Tie doctor i young man I'm
lots Of energy and genialily, and we
bespeak for hin successful career ID
this county.
III. Dunavant's> soda water, ice
cream and fruit ices ara. not exeeiled
bv any and tqualed by few Elegant
tables are provided for grown folks
and children. aud that children's table
j. the prettiest and cutest thing IN
town. The little folks are inyIted as
we'll as the big.
An opportunity is offt,d. You 10
have youi ejeS tested and glasses htted
By an eminent GPtlcian. Dr w. \
ChaTpIng, the op'ician. will be At j..
A. Short 4 Co : jewelry store for
few days. aud viii guarantee lis prt-
sciipiions to give The utmost sadsfac-
ton. Give him ii call.
Thos II. Wheat jr., fifteen years Of
age. grandson Of Mrs. Jennie McCor-
mick. died at Little Rock iniirmry
last sunday of blood poison. The
family formerly lived Ia this city
where they have maHv friends ard at
quaittance5. Tie Times extends
cNHpdlHy " tue IaiCHeo.
The local camp Woodmen of the
World will celebrate next Sabbath al
ternoon AS Decoration Day, and at j
o'clock the camp will march to the
cemetery and there decorate the graves
Of deceased WOodmen. There viii be
appropriate exercises and the public Is
cordially iHvited 10 participate.
The knights and La dies of Honor of
Forrest City will entertain the Cald-
we'll lodge next Friday night. The
visitors Will attend in "A body. and re-
freshments will be served All mem
bers in Forrest City are earnestly re-
Ques;ed to be present and help to
make the occasion Que long 10 be re-
membered.
The matter Of organizing base ball
team is in statue qAo awaiting the ar
rival of DIR. J. ). Ashford. who has
written that he will probably be here
about the 18th, inst. Upon his arrival,
it is expected that a strong team will
be organized and that IA good article
OF ball playing may be witnessed at
tue park during the summer.
ult iODu anu liccu Will philu YOU
up and tempt your appetite. Fondren
N Smith are constantly receiving fresh
groceries. land carry complete stock.
They are making special inducements
this month in prices, and invite you to
send them your next order. Look at
their fine line of canned fruits, vegeta-
bes aud meats.
J. II. Dunavant is prepared to serve
the very best and purest ice cream.
delivered 10 any part OF the city, or
served AT the store, also soda waters
and fruit ices of all kinds. Elegant
tables, polite attention, and pure
goods are the distinguishing features
of Dunavant's offerings. Give him n
trial order, and call and see the new
furnishings.
On Monday, May Is h, the Choctaw
Route will operate a snecial train from
Little Rock To New Orleans, carrying
be official delegation of the Arkansas
United Confederate Veterans This
train will pass Forrest City between
five and six O'Clock in the afternoon
arriving at New Orleans about eigh'
o'clock the next morning. Plenty of
room for everybody. Round trip ticket
Only $3.50.
The band boys had quite an enjoy
abe rehearsal Monday night at the
opera house. There were SIX or eighl
pieces in line. and the boys Viii reur-
ganlZ- and get down 10 business prepa
ratUry for sefltS Of summer concerts
We certainly hope the boys will give
us some good music during The SUN
mer. and they are perfectly capable OF
doing so. if they wlIl get together and
determine upon II.
I G. Folbre & Co, are installing y
new bar and nXiurts which are Ger.
hinly very handsome. They have
located them ON The south side of THEN
store room, and When completed Will
lave one Of the most attractive places
Of The kind IN The state. The design
aud beauty Of the new furniture is 4
compliment To the good taste aud
judgment of Little Tom, y who select.
ed aud fought 1t tor the tirm.
The Duss Orchestra with NJ. De
Rtske and Nine Lillian Nordica as
special features, attracted quite a
number Of music lovers to Memphis
y =, :
Norton, Mrs. Alice Matthews. VI. S.
Minnie Harrison, Mis- CORN an and
Miss Norma Roiiwagr composed Jolly
party. and they wtre highly pleased
with the performance, returning sun.
day morning.
George Long, the practical house
s'g'i and carriage painter has his card
IL lhls issue OF Tnp Times He is a
thoroughly c mprtrut and ~: cticaf
painter. aud his w,tk Is his best recon
incubation. lie has just finished A
] for the Bank OF Eastern Arkansas
aud fer The Times, which speak for
item selves. Read his advertisement
a. give him call when ynn want
any sort of painting, paper hanging OF
Kindred j1bwoik.
STATE OF Ono CITY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY. :,
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
IS The senior partner of the firm of
J. Cheney X Co, cong business in the
citr OF Toledo, County and State aferp-
sad, and that sud irm Will pay the
sum Of One Hundred Dollars for each
AID every case IF Caiarrh that cannc,
IL cured by the use If Halls Cafarrh