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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-16

20 you eit down &c the table with i flre
appetite Intending W enjoy your meat in,.
menAly ana after q few muuthsiIs give 4,
IN Despair That'a o typical swell along
case " indigestion or dyspepsia. Hundref's,
yea, thousands are Id the same boat Md
are willing to do almost any thing III HI Al
good sound stomach. ~~
The best ana quickest cure offered 10 that
big army 81 sufferers "A
Dir. spENCER's ENGLISH Dysr EPsIA
WATERS.
Tho curing powers o. these waters ars very
simple w understand. They are naturai ii
snsir worsings and effects, taking W the
work of tito worn ana wttatrd stt nachs,
algrsssins tho food thoroughly AMI com.
y nritIsh rharmncal Co.. Miiwauk \. VIII.
. Price 10 cents A box.
. For sAle w M ssa N
Y MNcgHtL'S pnuO sroxn uoLi tGxxr
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GOSSIP or THE CIRCUIT.
lemons Broken Flnaer,

Lee Lemon. who was traded by the
vocal management to Cairo Thursday
and who broke his thumb on his
right hand on the same afternoon. ar-
rived in the city, Thursday from Cairo
The former vincennes catcher was
suffering considerably al result Of
his broken finger. vincennes Com.
mercial.
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The Hens also bucked a tough luck
proposition and although they out-hit
the Nut Students by four safe ones,
they could not register the necessary
number of scores to win. Ii must be
that the prospects of break up In
the bunch and the expected dropping
of the team out of the league has a
bad effect on them.
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Debates Affecsed Thern,ometer.

lord Peel tells Of of d curious cir
cumstance garnered from his expert
ence as speaker of the house Of com.
mons writes Henry WI Lucy. 1T
was found that whenever discussion
became heated the thermometer
which guides the engineer In hts adj.
tustrnent or the temperature invarf
ably went up. falling as soon ais order
was restored
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terday is enough for one season. For
heavens sake let's don't have any
more Ike it. They are too hard on
the standing Of the team.
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cared to take up baseball instead a
diplomacy as a means of earning liv-
ns. Brooklyn Eagle.
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The attendance was very good yes.
terday and the crowd was a decidedly
good natured one. The only thing
they were sore at during the entire
game was Gregory's coarse work in
the second inning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-16

Bell and Fleming each registered
three Dagger Yesterday and Downing,
Roland and Blackburn clouted one for
two sacks each.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-16

Through the "Rhine." the Alps and the
Battiefieids Of America.
Rate from Cairo, H., 1880 for the
Round Trip.
Return limit is days, including
date Of sale. Passengers must reach
Cincinnati On going trip, IN time to
connsct with =. q O. train leaving
Cincinnati 1901 noon Or s:fo D. m.
on August Ia.
For full information and particulars
as 70 rates and tickets, etc. call on
Agents big Four Route. 'or address
the undersigned
ELMER SMITH,
y Ticket Agent, Union Depot,
Cairo, Illinois.
], M. STONE. +. p. A., Cairo, III
g. u. HI-LEARY, A. q. r, A.
st. Louis. Mo.
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GREGORY POUNDED
ALL OVER THE LOT
Infants Captured Second Game,
Score II to 4
PADUCAH BEAT ALICE
THE GREAT PiATT AGAIN GOT IN
HIS WORK - HoPPERs DE-
FEATED HENs.-LEApERs
OPEN HERE TODAY.
Gus STANDING.


Where They Play Today.
Paducah at Cairo.
Princeton at Henderson.
Vincennes and Hopkinsyille at Pa
ducah.
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with
One Month Return Limit.

Two popular low rate excursions
win be run 10 Chautauqua Lake, N.
Y, on July 2Bth, 1905.
Tickets must be deposited at Gener-
al Office Of chautauqua Assembly not
later than July 10th for the first ex.
eursion, and July 3tst for the second
excursion, and will be good for re-
turn passage on date Of Withdrawal
from that office. not later than August
sth, 1905, for the first excursion, and
August goth, 1905, for the second ex-
cursion.
For full information and particu-
lars as to rates, tickets, limits. call on
Agents big Four Route or address
the undersigned.
ELMER SMITH,
4 Ticket Agent, Union Depot,
Cairo, Illinois.
J. NJ. STONE, r. r. A., Cairo, NJ.
c. /, HiLLEARY, A. c. p. A.,
ST. Louis, Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-16

Tihetsn aLand Of Dsicacles."
Every inch 81 the Nyang Chu valley
III Tibet Ii cultivated, "Nyang' means
the land Oh delicacies."
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-16

The Alice Men lost another hard
luck game TO the Indians yesterday,
thereby running the effect of Manager
Kolb's statement that his bunch
would get two out of three.
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BRIGGS WAS EFFECTIVE.

Brooklyn, July 10. Briggs was very
effective, holding the locals down to
three hits
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BROWNS HOMER DID lr.

New York. July ia base on balls
IN the ninth followed by d home run
by Brown gave the locals the game.
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WILLIS KNOCKED our,

Boston, July 15--The visitors
knocked Willis out Of the box In the
sixth inning
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Good thing "Biddyr did not have to
finish the game. If he had he would
not have been able 10 work today.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE
HARPER WAS WILD.

Philadelphia. July To- arper's
wildness was the chief factor In Gin.
cinnati's defeat.
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Batteries--Morgan and CIegg, Per
due and Rutledge.
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ALICE MEN DROP LAST ONE.

Special to The Bulletin.
Paducah. July 15.--The Alice Men
lost their second tough luck game OF
the series TO the Indians today. AS
was the case yesterday the hits made
by both teams were few. five and four,
the visitors getting one more off Platt
than the Indians could pound out Of
Wits delivery, Both pitchers were
In elegant form and put up fine exhi
billions OF what first-class slab artists
can do. Score;
r H Z
Nincennes ............ 0 s !
paducah - "A 4
Batteries Witt and Forney; Plat
and Land,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County. IIilnoIs, pop
ulstlon fs.14Y.

Cairo, Alexander County. IIllnols, pop
ulstlon f6,14Y.
.ss
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer JAMES QUINN.
Comptroller, Il. S. DEWEY.
Police Magistrate, A. j. ROSS.
Chief OF Police, M. s. EGAN.
Alexander County, Reputation 2z,e6s
County Judge. WIN. s. DEWEY.
County Clerk, JESSE ID. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, LEE b. DAVIS.
Sheriff, JAS. s. ROCHE.
Coroner, DIR. JAS. M. McMANUH.
Assessor and Treasurer. FRANK II
DAVIS.
County. Superintendent Of Schools
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
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Batteries Eason. Jones and Berg
en-; Briggs and Killing.
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THE NATIONAL GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Batteries Smith and Mcfarland;
Townsend and Heyden.
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batteries Donovan. Kitson anu
Drlll; Coakley and Schreck.
The Forrest City times., 1905-06-16
Notice of Trustees Sale.

Notice is hereby given that I, as trustee. by virtue Of the power conferred by a certain deed or trust executed by Thomas Allen and Blanch Allen his wife, dated October sth. lVi, to secure an indebtedness therein men, toned, which said trust deed is recorded tin Record Book 5U on page 143, in St. Francis County. Arkansas, default having been made in the payment of said indebtedness, and the holder thereof having requested me to sell the property conveyed by said deed. will on Tues. day, the 21th day of June, 19(6, at the front door of the court house in Forrest City. Ark ansas. between the hours of 10 o'clock .. m. and 3 o'clock D. m.. oRer tor sale to the high- est bidder for cash, the following described real estate to wit:
 The North west k of Section Twenty Three (23l, in Township North, in Range Rast in St. Francis County. Arkansas. Title believed to be good. but will sell and convey only as trustee and do not warrant title,
 K. J. wILLIAMs, Trustee.
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CONFERENCE NOTES.

Forrest City k always glad To have the pleasure of entertaining religi- ous body.
 The Norton home is all ideal one for a reception. Their hospitality k un- bounded
 The Methodist ladies record their thanks te members of other churches and friends for many rourtesie> and fayors.
 The conference acted wisely ineiect- ing Mrs Emma Lou Alley as ene of the principal officers She k one of the leaders in the religious and social interests of our city Now her strong personality win be felt in much larger circle.
 For the nineteenth time Mrs. Mary \. Neil, of liatesyille. has been elect ed Corresponding Secretary of the eo- ciety. No woman in the conference has been more faithful or efficient and no one k more greatly loved
 Il wonder if q preacher k amaH. :" One of the preachers.
The Forrest City times., 1905-06-16

our thanks are due the committee who so beautifully decorated the church for OUT coming and gave such dainty souvenir programmes.
 Resolved 7th. That we heartily thank Mir. J N. Peebies. of Marianna, for the earefHiHess with which he au- dited our Treasurers' books for Us.
 Mrs. (. l.. Crook.
 MrS. Nhitlow.
 Mrs. Walter Fakes.
 Miss Hattie Moss.
The Forrest City times., 1905-06-16
Advertisement for Levee Work.

OFFICE OF ST. FRANCIS LEvEE BOARD,
 West Memphis, Ark. May l2. 1905 Sealed proposals in duplicate will be reeeiv. ed at this office until noon on Wednesday. the 2lst day of June. 1905, and then publiciy opened, Tor the construction of approximate Y s10,000 cubic yards of levee and canal work. Time Of completion to be February l. 1905 Bidders are invited 10 bid on any or all sec tons. The Leyee Board reserves the right to fe1ect any or aIl bids. or to accept only such as may be adyantaReous to the Levee District Detail information. blank forms. etc will De furnished upon application to II. N Pharr Chief Engineer. 16s Randolph Building, Mem phis, Tenn.
 w R MILLER President
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obe furrest Cltp Clmss.
 GaNOVOICT & VADAKIN. ENtiIol-.s a4ld PuDliShers
Notice.

We are sending out numberof sam ple copies today to names furnished us by mutual friends. We have perma- nently enlarged and will continue to improve the papsr. and if you get a copy of this issue il k sure sign that we are anxious to send you the paper. After you read this issue. fl you think We are publishing paper worthy Of your patronage send, Us sl 50 and We will send | 1o you fer tweIye months.
The Forrest City times., 1905-06-16
Happy Closing

Mss Lol+e Jaws closed her fifth tenn Of sehuol at Ev Hs seh1o last Saturday. June 10, with d picnic. Had everylhir z 2, cd io eat from bar becu.d lamb tp ice cream al q coffee.
 Miss LnllIr was tie recipient Of sev- eral hands me parting gifts as token of the love ana appreciation ot her pu- plls. among which were cut ass bowl. 4 beautiful whiie gauz- taH. Waterman fountain per, book, lace handkerchief. etc
 Mi.s Lallfr will leave in about i've weeks for Europe tO remain indei- iHittly
The Forrest City times., 1905-06-16
MORE LOCALS.

MT. " ( Brooks, of Btiuklpy. va, in town Thursday.
 Mr. C. NJ. Critl:of QligleY. was in the city Wednesday.
 NIT. W. | Myers. Of Harrisburg. was in own on business Thursday.
 Mr. F Duncan and wife, of Gut Of. were registered at the Marion WelHes- day.
 Gahcoes and lawns are still going at 3te in sale all next week. Nee ' x Netlett.
 Mir. Curtis Little and wife, of Litt'e Rock, were registered at the Marion "Wednesday.
 Theodore Meyers has resumed his duties at the store, after an illness of several days.
 MT. Walter Sweet, of Widencr. was circulating among his numerous friends m town yesterday.
 Fishing parties have been numerous this week, and some have met with very good success
 A swell new line of Nalencienne laces : to 20c the yard. Now on sale at Brandon, Baugh k Co.'S.
 MT. J NJ. Nichols has taken out letters ot admlnisr ration upon the es- tate of Walter Gray, deceased.
 Mrs. B. Levy and son, Jake, were | xi atnf Springs, Mississippi, this week
 MT. M. Isaacs was painfully kicked by horse at his home Wednesday eve. ming. He is not seriously injured
 Mr W. A. Gage, of Memphis, was in town yesterday on business and circu. lating among his numerous friends.
 Hon. T. F.. Hare, of Vanndsle. was registered at the Marion Wednesday. lie was here on professional business.
 MT. and Mrs. Ike Groskind, of San An-onio, Texas, are guests of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. B. Levy and family.
 Brandon, Baugh X Co. have just re- celyed big new line of Valencienne faces which they are offering at from 2c to 20c the yard.
 Miss Rosa Davis will leave for Hol lY Springs, Mississippi, Tuesday. She will be the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Max GlaSer tor several weeks.
 Mens, Ladies Boys and Misses hose special for Monday morning from to Il o'clock only. 7c per pair. worth l2Hc. Nicely X Neblett.
 The Forrest City Lumber Company has painted it's fence and new shed on the north Side ot it's yards and greatly improved the appearance thereof.
 Two fine rains fell here yesterday. and were general south of the Choctaw railroad There was very little rain north Of town, and crops are suffering for season.
 We shall sacrifice prices on all White Goods, Wash Goods. and all Summer mes To close out our big stock, Call and take advantage of these cut prices. Brandon, Baugh & Co.
 MT. Ike Meyer, of Blytheville. came Tn yesterday on visit of couple of weeks to his parents aud other rel atives and friends. He is enjoying good health and prosperity.
 MT. John Christopher, of Colt, was ID town on business Saturday. We are informed that he is a conditional applicant Tor the postmastership at Cot, vice H. W. Moseley, removed. Mrs: Moseley has been Recommended to the department. and if appointed. MT. christopher will be satisfied. otherwise he will be in the race.
The Forrest City times., 1905-06-16
Notice of Sale.

Adolphus Johnson. Arthur Reed, naB B. M. HusshelI Johnson. Maud Johnson son. Cbss. Johnson, Sell Johnson, Carrie Ja'I Joa'I Johnson, Johnson, Hattie Robards. husse"
 FIoy Johnson and Max Johnson
 EXPARTEE. ,.. undersign. Notice is hereby given that M the ,eary aT Court ed. as Commissioner of the Cua s hy yirturee of the directions contained in ia05, in said court on the-day of May, Msys,rties werse csuse wherein the above named nss psi describedi petitioners, will sell the ioIlo~ sa The highes.. bidder. on credit of three months nsis as county on the a4th day of June. isoe. tovm m Towssep Tssees se ssN a, North, Range one 1 wes, of ssia ing iS acres of land. The puspGious pUussipi9iousrs ,ss a safe is for division among the pc1sd security said decree. Note with app land lien tain ed on land to secure purcnss,ss. s.!aner.
 c. U. MALLORY. Com miss'o'
The Forrest City times., 1905-06-16

see. even though the Presidential bee should buzz and humble in your hat. if will pay you te consult us. Be it remembered that Telico will be in the next political battle fought in this county: some Of her citizens have all eye te certain things. We have two or three here al least who are moi afraid to stump the State against the Devil and all of his angels.
 Say there, Blue Eyes. be careful how you peepat this Dumpling. Some say there is spider in it. What's the matter with you over there. "Sil- Yer Bill:s Get move on you. old hoy. and let the world know what YOU are doing.
 Listen, fellow-eitizens of Telico. Messrs. Landyoigt & Vadakin are preparing beautiful Souvenir in the form of handsome book. containing 4 short, concise history of the State. and a more elaborate history of our eoanty-her men. her soil. climate. products. resources. etc. Now We cant afford for Telico to oc- cupy second place in this great work II you love your homes. your country and your God, if you have a spark of manhood or patriotism in your bosoms. forward get to the front let Excelsior be your battle cry,
 b. Dnmnlinn
The Forrest City times., 1905-06-16
IN SHAKERTCNN

In Shakertown the people all Shook late and early, large end small. Some blamed their ills on their religion; Some cursed the ague of the region. Though on the cause they didn't agree They shook with unanimity. A traveller, as he passed that way. With pity deep, to them did say: "Oh, why in this sad state remain, When heres a cure for every paine" Then gave e9sh one-this is no myth A bottle labeled "Wintersmith. '' 'Twixt hope and fear each drank his
 share; Was cured completely then and there; And no more shake these shivering
 Shakers; They've grown as quiet IS queer-clad
 Quakers; Each loves the other with love platonic, And all praise Wintersm:th great
 tonic.
The Forrest City times., 1905-06-16
How 2 Thtso

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by HalIs G4tarfh Curs
 f CHENEY X co Toledo. 0. We. the undersigned. have known |. J. Cheney t6r the last h years. and beIeEs him perfectly honorable iu aIl hasiuess iransac- }ons and taHuei8Iit aoie te carry out any ob legations made h rbis Hrm.
 WALpISA. kIN&AN& * MARN4S
 N holesa4e uruegiSts Toledo. D iiHlG-= uturfh Cure t- taken internHiIy acting directly upon the hiAud and mucouS surfaces ot tue system Testimonials sent free Price t5 cents per bottle Sold by aI druggists
 Take llars Family Pids for constipation.
The Forrest City times., 1905-06-16
Colt ines

little more tan, II you please;
 Old com has gone mp Salt river And cotton '. down on HIS knees. White people are eNelaimtae. edid yoa ever
 See such weather before,
 Messrs. Wood. Taylor, Christopher. Hobbs, Leggett Morgan. Hampton. Moore and Jesse Taylor. all of Colt, paid Forrest City visit last Satur- day
 Next Thursday night, June b, will be election night with the Knights and Ladies of Honor Lodge here.
 some little real estate continues to change hands here. We are informed that MT. Wm. Stone has purchased MT, John B. IIardins farm, three miles south Of Colt. for censidera- tion of Sl2o0.
 While in Forrest City the other day We had occasion to visit the court house, and have some little business with our county clerk, Capt. T. C. MerWin, and We want To say right here that when God made Merwin he was very careful in selecting the clay out of which he made him. When you die old man, ia thing We hope you never will dol we want to inscribe these humble, though heartfelt lines upon your tomb:
 Rest, brave and honored soldier;
 Thy country called thee to command;
 Her lcve awaked a great genius
 And inspired mighty soul
 Not designed to dazzle,
 But to grow brighter and brighter Enshrined forever in the hearts of a great
 And heroic people.
 We also had the pleasure of meet ing Judge T. C. Folbre, one of St. Francis county's bravest and staunch- est citizens. Judge Folbre has done much for this people. but some never know how to appreciate good things and great men until they are gone.
 We very much admired the splendid stone wall which is being erected around our beautiful court house. It is in keeping with the excellent iudg- ment. rare ability and cultured taste of our good and worthy Judge.
 Mr Frank Kirby k right sick. II is supposed that he has d thorough case of the smallpox. We hope Frank will pull through all right.
 Miss Mamie Hampton, daughter of our popular and wide-aWake fellow townsman, MT. T. D. Hampton. has returned home from Galloway Col lege. Miss Mamie will occupy the place of assistant To Miss Pearl Davis in our school, which begins in July.
 The Methodist people are having splendid prayer meeting They meet every Wednesday and Sunday nights in each week.
 Hereafter the columns of the Colt Times will be opened to receive ad. yertisements and public announce ments of all kinds, that are of legit- innate nature. Politicians and office. seekers will do we'll to consult us. Cur fees are reasonable, and We guar. antee that Dickey Dumping will be able to please the most fastidious. Our paper has the largest circulation of any in the county, and is we'll dis tributed throughout the State, while quite number of copies go into near. ly every State in the Union. So you
The Forrest City times., 1905-06-16
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that |, as adminis- trator, C. T. A. of the estate ot O. E. Ham. bleton. deceased. will apply to the Probate Court of St. Francis County. Arkansas, on the hrst day of the July term 1905 for an order to sell the following described tract of land in st. Francis County. Arkansas. belonging to said estate, for the purpose of paying debts which have been probated against it, to-wit. S E. IT. See B T. 1 N k 6 East
 NJ c. Hambleton. Administrator. c. T. A. of the estate of c. F.. Hambleton. deeeased
 John Gatling Attorney for the Adminfs. trator Forrest City, Ark, May 23, 1905
The Forrest City times., 1905-06-16
Huge T ask.

| was huge task. to undertake the cure ut such q bad case of kidn.y dis 'ase, AS that Of C. F. Collier, of Chera kee. la, but l. ec.rlc Bit CTS dta il He writes: sMv kidneys wert so far gone, l could not sit on chair with eHt d cushion; and suffered ilem dreadful btekache, headache and dt- pfeSsiCn In Electric Bitters, haW- eyer, l tnnnt a cufe and by them WAS restored to ps,fect health. l rec m- mend thIs grrat tonic medicine to | l With weak kldness. lfvpr or stom tetf , Gaaran eed by all druggists 'fie <, 1flP
The Forrest City times., 1905-06-16

Al our Mems s1.50 Shhts at s9.: all M-n's Sl 25 Shirts at 7Sc: Mems Working SHiits at 39c, and alsa b 2 lot at 25c each. Gall and s-e the lines Netly X Neblstt.
 Rev " C. Davidson. r. E., who had been absent for ten days, visiting the bedside of his grandmother who was quite sick at AIkad. lphia, and attend. ng III eting ef the Board nf Trus- tees of Heudrlx College al Conway, of which Board he is member, re- turped Wednesday.
 We make specialty of filing con. 'racior's bllls tomp ete Our lumber IS the best ttat grows. If yoH are gnided by prics. you will find ours ciucher. which will give Us y0ur trade and friendship. No matter what you want. II il Is lumbpr, yeu may get il here Tie Forrest City Lumber C1m- pauy.
 If you havr. seen the lItil- Nadakin suspended the porch at our home in his exefeiser, yaa wi want eue for your taby. We have been asked SO much whrle they may b. had, that We have ( nrluded t9 supply them 1t the New stand Al just what onrs c chst us g .. hammock attachment j0 cents extra.
 The mag ife-nt rev fence afo1nd the court hous- grou ds will probably be comp Q ed tomorrow night ar tarly next week Everybody admires t apd ngs the praises cf Judge Fo'brr f r his t-IpIIse q .d If C1It. M~rwlu for hlS K cll-ut advice and c1uusrl Tn the matter. Hnlrah f1r Folbfe ahi Mer~ih.
 When yol are building a hone the best lumbef you can get Is none too good. Oar lumber wIil bear the clos rst scrutiny, and we guarantee that It is the best qaallty thsIe k for the price ask Get eur quotations on any thing You may npeG in sash. daeIs and binds. The Fone-t City Lumb-r Company
 ' III ca1 buv the Infant Exstciser al tie NsWss and Tce baby will ay in il for an hOlr IT two at time. several times d day, and yan always know Wh-re the enid k, ahd that II canGOt get hutt It relieves the mother of mauy hOuIs of care which she may de vote 10 other duties 1T assures. Cali and see 1t.
 The Rt Rev. Wm. NJ Brown, Bishop of Arkansas. Will airive f on MaIianna next Suud4y night II s32. and will conduct divfHe woI shfp i'm mediateiy tbefeaft-r at Il e Church of the Goot shepherd He wll Il SD ad- munster the Ii'c of confirmation |, all those who desire to hfeon ne Ill. moers n- IHt. EhNrcL
The Forrest City times., 1905-06-16
$50 Reward.

Vii pay Sj0 40 reward for lie cor vielinn ef any peIsan or ersans III the St. Francis Circnit Court for cutting or III sny WY Ge tfeying ms fence.
 =. E. IRAPP. JB. r. S.-Wii g.ve liberal rewara for any information that will lead to detee- ton of parties
The Forrest City times., 1905-06-16
House and Lot For Sale.

The old school house and lot in the town Of Forrest City, il being lot 36 in block u. Said lot k 2s6fee square. Apply tg John ttatliae
 President If fhc School Board.
The Forrest City times., 1905-06-16
Bulletin No. l

Before storing yonr Stoves and Stove Pipes for the Summer.
 ENAMEL THEM Get brush and d eau of The Heath X Mllligan Ebony Stove Pipe Enamel. 1t prevents rust and keeps them in good shape to Pat up in The Fall. For sale by Pdslt ~ X Johnson.