The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
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are as common in India d. are stomach and liver disorders with us. For the latter however there is sure remedy Electric BitterS: the great restorative medicine, of which =. \ Brown. of Bennettsyille. S. C.. says. They re- stored my wife To perfect health. al ter wears of suffering with dyspepsia and chronically torpid liver. Flee tric Bitters cure chills and fever, ma laria. biliousness. lame back kidney troubles and bladder disorders. Sold on guarantee by all druggists, Price 1o cents.
 The sale of lands delinquent for the taxes ef l@b, will take place al the courthouse Oil June h. Extra copies of the paper containing the list may be had at The Times office at cents each.
 Mr. W. P. Weld. Hon. H. | Role son and Mf l T Robertson. of Ma rianna were in the city overnight Sat day. They had been to Brinkley ill the interest of proposed railroad to connect these two towns direct, and say that the enterprise is all assured 1 fact.
 For RENT Three furnished rooms to right party. Apply al this office
 Mf. and Mrs F. P Tay ior have the sympathy of their large circle of l friends in the loss of their sweet little i baby girl which Was born last Satur- day morning aud only lived few mo ments. lt Was a sad bereavement in- deed. They had looked forward with such eagernesS To it's coming and 1 With 50 many plans for its comfort and future that the disappointment can scarcely be imagined
 China and Jap Mating in new and novel patterns good qualitY-25c 3oc and 3Jc. Becker X Lewis
 Miss Eula Hall, the charming daugh- ter of MT. !. E. Hall, of Wheetley and who is member of the graduating class of lAi6. has been very sick. and though eonyalescing, will appear with difficulty at the opera house tonight MT. Hall came over 10 attend her bed side Wednesday, and reported her some better. We hope Miss Eula will be able t. present her part of the program.
 A line of ribbon, which includes all shades, widths and qualities at Fus- sell-Graham-Al lderson Company.
 Mrs. Lula Davis Neel will leave about June i for the east, whence she Will sal the latter part Of June for Europe. She has quite all elaborate itinerary which includes the principal points of interest in Germany, Hol- land, Italy, France and other coun- tries. She Will be aDsent about three months. The Times will follow her In her Journeyings, and wishes her a very pleasant trip and a safe return.
 Old 1annissee is our leader. but We have many other brands of good whiskey. Try Us. T (. Folbre IT. X Go
 Mrs. Monte Dickerson and Mrs. r, W. Barrow were the charming and delightful chaperones to a beyy of sweet girls and gallant young men on an outing trip to the mouth of Pond Slough on Old River last Monday. The party was composed of Misses Hattie Mai Davis, Kate ReeS, Blanche rope and Katherine. Webbef. and Messrs John Grobmyer. David Davis. Lindsey Brldgfofth and N. II. Cook. Plenty of nice tish were caught and cooked for lunch which consisted of many other good things, and the par tlclpants report il q most enjoyable occasion Mr. Dan Wylds. with his usual luck. happened along just al the lunch hour and was one of the Jolllest ot the party, doing full justice To the splendid layout.
 Men. come and look. We have just received very complete line of mems top shirts. We have every size. every quality. every style. and can please you al the lowest prices Russell Graham Alderson Company.