The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-07-01

If your brain won't work right and
you miss the snap, vim and energy that
was once yours, you should take Prick
IL Ash Bitters. IL cleauses the system
and invigorstes both body and brain.
J. II. Dunsvant, Special Agent.
Judge Hugh Coffey, of Palestine, vas
in the city, Wednesday, and informed
us that Mr.. o. 5. Aoles, OF that place
had the misfortune 10 lose the sight OF
bis left eye last Friday while at work
with a steel pick. A silver Of steel
from the pick struck him in the eye.
and he went 10 Memphis TO have it
treated, but the sight was gone. he
has the sympathy of his large circle of
friends in his misfortune.
Miller. Of Memphis. was in town a
couple OF days this week. and secured
contracts for putting down concrete
pavements from ROllwage * Alder
sons corner down Front street to the
postoffice, north on lizard street TO
Jackson. and from North Front street
10 Jackson on the east SIDE OF North
Washington. The Miller pavements
have the reputation Of being the best
that can be made. and are fully guar
anteed.
Miss Mary Mason left "Wednesday for
Memphis, where she met Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Mason and the boy, who passed
through here last night euroute TO Ala
mogorda, New Mexico. where they go
for Mrs. Msson's health. Miss Mary
resigned her position with the Forrest
City Lumber Company, and accom- "a
MED them. She is succeeded by Miss
Addye Horney. We sincerely hope the
climate of New Mexicowill restore Mrs.
Mason 10 health and strength.
The pill that will. will ell tbs bill,
Without gripe,
ITO cleanse the liver. withOg. culver,
Take one at night
DEWITT Little Early Rlsers are small,
easy to take. easy and gentle in effect
yet they are 50 certain in results that
40 one who uses them is disappointed
For quick relief from biiiousness. sick
headache, torpid liver. janndice, diZZi-
ness and all troubles arising FROM an
inactive, sluggish liver, Early Risers
are unequsled. Sold BY j. t, Sanders.
Hooley Mcdaniel is dead. He died
OF old age yesterday at :l5 p. m at
his home in the plumber shop on the
south side, and passed away peacefully.
He leaves large circle Of friends who
deplore his demise. He has been a
faithful dog for about IA years, and his
pecullarities and eccentricities were
commented upon by all who knew hin
intimately. He was given decent bur
ial just beyond the corporate limit.
the same day. Peace TO his ashes.
Prof. j. w. Stuart, wife and sos
Jack, were here Wednesday to see how
| Mr.. ID. Davis Is getting along and how
badly he was hurt. Mr.. and Mrs. S
G. Norton and two children, Rebecc;
| and Anna. of NiDden, louisiana, alst
| arrived Wednesday on like mission
All were guests at the family home
and many old time friends were glad Il
meet them and sympathise with then
in their uneasiness about their father
| condition and prospects of recovery.
Miss Mary Merwin was the graciou:
hostess of the Whist Club yesterday
| afternoon, at which time the followin
ladies enjoyed that most delightful
game and the sweet inequalities OF
| their hos. to the utmost: Mesdames l.
Turley, Stone, Dunavant, Patton
| and Louise Calling, Tolise Roll wage
Pearl Anderson, Ida Walton, Euls
Williams, Martha Cummings, Gene
We've Holden, Edna Bell and Lucy
! Merritt.