The Forrest City times., 1906-07-20
LOCAL ADDENDA.

FanS. FanSi. Fans. any old price. ! E. II. Winfield & Co
 Mr. Geo. Ramage. of Quigley. was in town several days this week, and E played first base with our team.
 Your patronage is solicited and ap- preciated al the Magnolia saloon. T. | (. Folbre. Jr., < Co., proprietors.
 NIT. syd Lynch. of Haynes, was [ prominent visitor to the city Wednes- I day, and witnessed the ball game.
 T. c. Folbre, Jr., X Co. merit your patronage by deserving it. You get ! your moneys worth at their place.
 The railroads should he required to | cut the weeds and grass from their | right of way through the city limits.
 NIT. T. F. Newland. of Good Hope. 1 Illinois, was in the city Thursday. 1 MT. Newland owns land in the St. Francis bottoms and was here look 1 ing after his interest.
 Keep your system in perfect order l and you will have health, even in the most sickiy seasons. The occasional | use Of Pfickly Ash Bitters will in- sure yigor and regularity in all the vital organs. !. T. Sanders, Special Agent.
 MT. Hubert Folbre. arrived in the city Saturday from San Antonia. to attend the bedside of his brother Tom, who is quite il. Hubert is looking the picture of health, and his many friends were hearty in their welcome.
 Editor Chas k. Izard, of the Chroni- cle, is in high clover Its girl and the little lady arrived last Saturday. Mother and child doing nicely. The Times desires to congratulate the happy parents and extend best wishes 10 the baby.
 Prof Robt. Brown, of Johnson township, was in town on business Tuesday He says they have had plenty of rain. that lie las the best corn crop he has ever had. and that d great deal of corn is being raised in his neighborhood.
 Mr Julius Lesser, president of the St. Louis Cotton Compress Co.. If >t Louis. has purchased the Citizens Compress at Helena, adding 1t to the Company,S list of CompreSses-l6 in number making it the largest Con- press Company in the south.
 MT Ed Mallory. mayor of Round Pond, was ill the city Monday He complains of the bad train service, and says that while it is only 3 miles from his town to Memphis, yet il re- quires two days to make the round trip and transact any business.
 If you have no appetite for your meals something is wrong with your digestion, liver or bowels. Prickly Ash Bitters cleanses and strengthens the stomach, purities the bowels and creates appetite, vlgOr and cheerful ness. J. T. Sanders, Special Agent.
 Mir. Earl Davis was in town Satur- day on visit to his mother and other relatives and friends He is travel ing in Texas for wholesale drug firm. and this is his first visit to homefolk for five years. Earl is mar ried, has three children, and is doing well
 X letter from MT W. A. Clifton, | dated at Searcy, states that he is pro- greSsing on his journey to the north | west slowly but surely Has been ill a few days, but is all right now, and all are having good time. Captain Rutledge is proving good guide and campaigner
 Mir. W. $. Brown, the concrete con- tractor, has put new concrete floor in the vault of the court house be- tween the clerks office and Judge Mann, also walk around the south | side, which adds much to appearance Of our handsome court house, and will be great convenience.
 MT. Tom Folbre. Jr.. was carried to Memphis last evening to undergo an examination with a view of having an operation performed He was accom- panied by Dr. Alley, Mrs T. C. Fol bre, ST, Mir. Hubert Folbre, and a trained nurse. The Times wishes our friend successful operation and a speedy recovery.
 Madame Ruple, the scientific Pal mist, will give short reading next Tuesday afternoon and night from , 1 to Id o'clock at the residence of Mrs. | T. W. Barrow for the benefit of the | Ladies Guild at 25c each. Madame Ruple's regular charge is 50c and RI. ana deserves your patronage for her | liberality.
 In decorating the window of Sol | Lewis, haberdasher, yesterday after noon, the electric bulbs came too closely in contact with the tissue | paper used and ignited A timely | discovery ayerted serious lire. The | contents of the windows were badly | damaged and the large plate glass broken. The loss will probably amount | to 800.
 Does evil still, your whole life fill?
 Does woe betIde2
 Your thoughts abide on suicide?
 You need a pill
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