The Forrest City times., 1906-08-17
LOCAL anDENDA.

Ms Wuitten. Vlc had teen Sach a yie lkaff4l Sae>t Ia the lovely home Q. Ar>. Nice L. Beck fer several weeks. -t' aFuess ta Der E1ue ir Memphis >at.01at night, >te vas acsaus aauied AE Als> Emma ksck Wz.a NI >lend a cear5e ot weeks a. her guest.
 Nf. C. B. Tarver las accepted a >it- aa9aau a> boaNkeepez will the LroSS 1auaty baaS. and Jeff far Wyuue this morning te enter upea h3s duties. Iae Tines wishes Charles success and promotion, and hopes some day to see alm president oi the institution.
 \ co.ored school mar n was arraign- ed betere Squire sanders Tuesday, charged with assault with intent 10 kill. l. iS said She had beaten a lit- lie >etool girl unmercifuHy. The prosecutors took non-suit and will await the action Of the grand jury
 FOR RENT Twenty acres land containing a gnad broom dwelling 0uthCa>e> etc. excellent orchard. me cistern water. Ea.f mile from city limits on the Spring road. HeaIthieSt location n St Francis county. Apply - John Mallory. Forrest City, Ark aIt>aS
 Mf. and Nrs Paa, Barringer are spending couple ot weeks at Port. land. Arkansas. on | visit To his parents and other relatives and friends Mr Barringer has confined himself very closely to business since he has been in this city, and richly deserves this refreshment.
 Squire David Duncan, of Fulwood. has the hearty thanks Of The Times boys for a luscius. juicy watermelon which lie laid on the editors desk last Saturday. Dave believes in having the best there is and Tn dividing with his less fortunate friends. We thank him for his kindly thought of Us.
 Why does the sun burnY Why does mosquito stingE Why do we feel l unhappy in tie Good Old Summer 1 Time Answer We don't We Use Wits Witch Hazel Salve, and these little ills don't bother Us. Learn 10 look for the name on the box 10 get the genuine Sold b. !. T. sanders.
 Hon. and Ms. Percy Barker and baby. P H IT,. vii leave Saturday l for Eureka Springs 10 spend q brief season iu rest and reruperation. Mr. Barker Wis quite indisposed for sey- era days last week due to close con- finement to his duties. and thinks short vacation ii the mountains will be benefeidl.
 NIT. ana Mrs Ed Allen. the former a valued empoye of The l. W. Beck Company. left last Friday for Wal Hill, Mississippi, to visit his relatives and friends. They got oil at ByhaIia and sempathized with the baseball fans Of that great metropolis, and yis- ited with friends. They will be ab- sent a couple of weeks,
 Miss Mary Alley entertained on Tuesday afternoon from to o'clock in honor of Miss Mary Laird, of New port The out ut-of-town guests were Misses Laird, of Newport: Lucille Ham, of Memphis; Ruth Lynch and Gnssie Wood, of Cotton Plant; Mary Nortieet, of COllierville, Tenn; Mary Gorman, of Searcy; Eva Chew, of Helena
 Rev. ]. c. Adams, of Mena, Arkan- sas, will deliver temperance and pro- hlblJlon lectures at the following times and places. New Castle. sun day, August 10, at , o'clock D. m at Colt, same date, at night; at Wheet- ley, Monday, August 20, at } D. m.. and at Forrest City, same date, at night. The public k cordially invited to hear him.
 Mir. R. l.. Stoekard, the efficient and genial cashier of the City Light and Water Department has rendered his reslgnation to take effect September l, and has accepted a more lucrative position with the Marianna oil Mil under Manager W. R. Mann. The Times regrets To see Richard leave town, but wishes him the utmost sue cess in his new field.
 Prof Tyler, of Amherst college. said recently. "A man can live com fortabiy without brains: no man ever existed without a digestive system. The dyspeptic has neither faith. hope or charity. Day by day people real i2e the importance Of caring for thefr dlgeStlon; realize the need of the Use of a little correctivs after oyer-eating \ corrective like kodol for dyspepsia. It digeStS what you eat Sold by I. 1 T. Sandser.
 The few old soldiers, who are seat tered iabout over the county met at the Springs yesterday in their annual reunion and spent a very pleasant day recounting old times and mingling to- gether. A sumptiouS spread from many well filed baskets was not the least of the many interesting things discussed. We regret that business engagements prevented Us from being With the boys, God bless them. and we wish them many happy returns of the day.
 Summer Dtarrhoea in Children.
 During the hot weather If the sum- mer months the first unnatural loose hess of d child's bowels should have immediate attention, so aS to check Fff l.4A . l.