The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
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 NIT. Sid Mcdaniel was in town this morning with load of home grown apples, many of them weighing twelve Eoonces and riYalling any apple in flavor and taste.
 Leo Grobmyer had the misfortune to have soda water bottle burst in hlS hand yesterday. \ painful wound was inflicted. He was working with MT. Chris Muller at the time.
 Nicely X Neblett have very attrac- 1 tive annoucement of their fall goods Ill this paper. They want your trade and are offering the prices to suit any pocket book. Call and see, or ring phone el.
 Grandma Emily Sembler met with a serious accident "Wednesday alter noon at her daughters residence. l She aceidently fell in her room. and severely bruised her nip. She k con- ] lined 10 her bed. and on account of extreme old age-s6 years fears are entertained as to the result of the i accident.
 Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Eldridge enter talned Friday night complimentary to Miss Hattie Cummings. Emma Beck. Eleanor Whitten. Olive and Louise Gatling, Tolise Rollwage. Marguerite Laughinghouse. Messrs. John Pope. David Davis. Henry Euart. James tTI alF dridge. Games. music and refresh- ments were enjoyed
 In these days of rush and hurry courtesy is often forgotten. In the mad pell nell rush of our life little things are done to offend that we rather remained undone. X hastily eaten meal and it's resultant head ache may cause us social or financial loss. The wise man or woman is the one who relieves little ills of this sort by little dose of kodol For Dyspep- sia. It dlgests what you eat. Sold by l. T. Sanders.
 Mrs. T. ] Davis and Mrs s. C. Neel returned Wednesday from Au- gus,a, where they had been to visit Col. and Mrs. R. K Fitzhugh. but more especially R. Davis, grandson Of the former and nephew of the latter Mrs. Fitzhugh, nee Lollie Da- Vls, expects to pay her relatives and many home friends visit shortly and show us the young man which has made all Of us glad to hear of.
 MT. Max Durborow, who had been quite ill for several days, left on Thursday of last week for St. Louis. where he is being treated in the rail- road hospital. His brother, MT. Paul Durborow left Tuesday night 10 at tend his bedside, and is expected to return home today with news that Max is improving. We hope our clever friend, Max will make hurry uprun for good health.
 The beautiful Lingel Sisters, artis- tic dancers. singers and sketch artists; MT. Eddie Snyder. comedian and dan- cer; MT. Wm. Harris vocalist and monologuist; and Baby Cecil. the won- derful child artist in fancy dances and vocal selections, will appear at the opera house for three nights next week, beginning Monday night, with the Bartlett-Bourne Company. Tick cts are now on sale al Dunavant Drug Store at no advance in prices. Secure your seats at once for this whole series of popular amusements.
 Hattie, the sweet little daughter of Mrs. Joe A. Beck happened to a very painful accident Wednesday after noon, when she fell from the balcony in front of her fathers shop, and broke her right forearm. A gentleman happened 10 be sitting in the line of her fall, stopped over and the child's head struck him in the back, thus probably saving her life, as she would otherwise no doubt have struck the ground head first and probably broken her neck. She is resting as well as can be expected.
 Every day we have evidence that little drops of printers ink make millions think Last Saturday our senior had the misfortune to lose his glasses-eye glasses An urgent re- quest in printers ink brought them back inside of an hour. And last week he misplaced his umbrella. Three lines in The Times stirred the con- science of some one, and on Sunday the sunshade was returned, and thus two names were added to the bright galaxy, who will in time wear wings of milky hue. The power of the press is great.
 The Bartlett-Bourne Company is billed to appear here next week for three nights, commencing Monday They have a competent company of players. and advertise more features and novelties than any similar organi- zation. They are presenting an en- tirely new repertoire of up-to-date plays, interspersed with high-class novelties, The dainty little comed- ienne, Miss Etta Arthur and the sterling actor, MT Owen Bartlett, are supported by q strong company in the production of the following successful plays. For Love and Honor,n The other Fellow. ' The Pumpkin Illus ker, Why Women Weep, Home spun Folks, "In the Shadow of the Gallows. 2 .The Wizard Of Wall
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