The Forrest City times., 1907-04-05

MT. and Mrs. Fisher, of the new American Hotel, had as their guests at dinner last Friday, in addition to their regular and transient guests, Rev. Milford of the Methodist church of this city, and charming wife; Rev. Mcintosh, of Iuka, Mississippi, and his singer, Prof. Tatum, of Jonesboro, who closed successful revival last week; MT. and Mrs. John Hughes and Miss Jennie Hughes. The guests sat down to an excellent dinner, listened to few appropriate remarks from Prof. Tatum, and voted the occasion one long to be remembered.
 We are exclusive dealers in the celebrated Anheuser-Busch keg Beer, and 1t is kept constantly on tap, fresh and cold. There is none better. I. (. Folbre, Jr. & Company.
 Just received from St. Louis. beautiful line of spring hats, ready-to- wear, and the largest supply of spring shirtWaists that ever came to Forrest City. Also a very nice line of wash skirts, and the latest up-to-date skirts of all kinds. Our new stock of slippers and shoes of all kinds-the N1i J talCSO SGN itS -IS HUN IOHlDltjb and new and stylish goods of all kinds are coming in daily. Prices are the lowest that can be made. Give me call, examine my goods, convince yourself of their style and value, and select all of your spring dry goods. Mrs L. H. Warshavsky.
 Ladies should not overlook the cele- brated Helming enZie low shoes at Brandon, Baugh & Co. $, if they are looking for foot comfort and beauty.
 Mrs. Ada Barker, Mrs. Howell and daughter, Miss Leta; Misses Annie Thomas, Minnie and Georgia Holland. Jimmie Landers and MesSrs. Brantley. Will McMickles. ChaS. Thomas and James AbleS were baptized at the 1 Baptist church Wednesday night by Elder A. F. Scotield, of Little Rock. in the presence of large congrega- tion. The baptistry was beautifully decorated with banked flowers, and the scene was one of the most beautiful and impressive ever witnessed in For rest City. Elder Scotield has conduct ed services daily, beginning Sunday. and closing that night.
 C. G. Weier, the contractor for con crete work, invites your inquiries, and guarantees the very best work at most reasonable figures.
 Madame F.. Boyle announces the ar rival of her swell new stock of spring millinery which is now complete in every department. Easter pattern hats and all other kinds of the latest creations in exquisite headwear have just been received and others are on the road. She also has the very new est ideas in belts, big assortment at all prices, and dress trimmings and new millinery of all kinds. from the cheapest to the best. She invites the ladies of St. Francis county to give her call, and half hour spent in her emporium will be both pleasant and profitable.
 The John Hopkins Rye Whisky is known and used for its mellowness and fine quality. No headache fol- lows it's use. Sold only by NJ. Collins at the White Elephant Saloon. Try it.
 As Told in the Hills, one of the strongest theatrical attractions of the season, will come to the opera house April 10th for one night only. The principal character is that of Pam mena, the daughter Of an Indian chief who was adopted by an emigrant and his wife and reared as their own child. The character is regarded as one of the strongest and most interesting that has been created in any modern meodrama. showing as it does the in- fluence of education and refinement on typical child of nature who has in- herited all of the strong character istics of her Indian father and mother. In the play she appears as the ideal type of young womanhood, retaining the best traits of character that she has inherited, and combining them with the accomplishments acquired