The Forrest City times., 1906-07-13

If you have no appetite for your meals something iS wrong with your digestion. liver or bowels. Prickly Ash Bitters cIeauSes and strengthens the stomach. purities the bowels and creates appetite. yigor and cheerful ness. J. T. Sanders, Special Agent.
 L. ". White. the negro jeweler who was some weeks ago seriously cut in the arm by the father ot the girl. and who has since been confined in the county jail. was arraignea before Judge Sanders Monday on the charge of carnaI abuse of Mildred Banks. The state was represented ey GhaS. k. Mathis. deputy prosecuting attor- hey, and the defense by Hon. Otto B. Rollwage Both sides were closely contested. After hearing all the evil dence and the argument of the att0r- neys. Squire Sanders held the de- fendant under bond of s2J1 to await the action Of the grand jury, in de- fault of which he went to jail.
 Cards are out and have been receiv- ed here announcing the forthcoming marriage of Miss Nirgie Wynne Fizer. younger daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Y. B Fizer. 10 Mir Frank k. Hill, of Okmulgee. Indian Territory, on July p, lao5. The many friends of the family here will join Us in best wishes in advance, and many, ourselves among the number, who remember her as q little girl, hardly realize that time has made woman of her since she went west with her father just few years ago. Ten years is but span. yet what wonderful changes take place in ten years. Nirgle NYnne | is a sister of Mrs James c. Sanders | of this city.
 NIT. Peyton Scott took a shot at Thomas, a negro barber, in Carson's ! shop last Saturday night, but the gun l barrel was knocked up and the bullet went through the ceiling. He then i clubbed the pistol and used il To good effect on the negr0'S head. Bystand
 CTS and eye-witHeSSe> tell Us that NIT. Scott was justifyable in what le did. and dozen CT more substantial citi- zens rushed t0 the scene and offered
 to go on his bond. but when the facts were known. this was found unneceS- sary, and he Was not placed under ar res. The trouble arose over an im- pertinence Of the negro followed by insulting language, &c. Of course 1t
 was unfortunate. but Nr Scott k held blameless by all who know the facts, even the other barbers in the
 shop.
 A party came out from Nemphi, to celebrate the Fourth Of July by Vio-
 lating the laws of Arkansas by fish ing. They put their medical supplies
 at the cid club house. at the foot of l Blacklist lake, and scattered up the
 lake to enjoy the day Just before noon Deputy Sheriff Jim Wallace | bounced down upon them like hawk
 upon chickens. He succeeded by him self in surrounding fourteen, but seven of them got away. He landed seven of them at Heth. where they gave bond for their appearance before the magistrate court i'll this city to day. The balance of the party went back to Memphis Sadder but wiser men. Landers smith and Jim Murta,
 keepers of the old club house. coutin-
 ued the celebration of the glorious fourth with the .'freworks left be- hind by the Memphians in their night
 The Times job printing department
 has just finished and delivered the
 Year Book for the Cosmos Club This club was organized and admitted to the Arkansas Federation of Women's < l Clubs in lSs9 since which time they
 have studied various subjects with great benefit, and they have left their | impress upon the city in the way of the best influences toward civic i'm prOyement. Their work for each year IS comprehensive, and is thoroughly done and enjoyed. Last year the
 work consisted of study of Germany and German music and literature Tie present book cOntemplates an exhaustive investigation of the same
 topics of France and Austria. The typographical and artistic beauty of
 the book this year excelS all of our former efforts, this being made pos sible by our greatly improved facili- ties, new type and longer experience. and we present the work with no small degree of pride, believing that it wi at least compare fayorably if
 not indeed excel any Year Book in | the state