The Forrest City times., 1908-09-04
Sold and Recommended hy ]. T. SANDERS.
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MAGNOLIA CLUB Pure Whisky


 T. (. FoLBRE, JR. X Co. MT. Jack Barnes. who had been spending several weeks on visit with his wife and other relatives and friends in Manitowoc and other Wis consin points, returned home Satur- day. Mrs. Barnes was expected home today.
 Miss Jamie Beane, of Alabama. enroute home from Denver, and other Colorado points, stopped here for sev- eral days this week to visit relatives and friends, and was lovely guest of her cousin, Mrs. I. T. Fondren and family.
 Hot days followed by cool nights will breed malaria in body that is bilious or costive. Prickly Ash Bit ters is very valuable at this time for keeping the stomach, liver and bowels well regulated. J. T. Sanders, Special Agent.
 MT. Rush Ash, who has been spend ing two or three months in Hot Springs, returned home last Saturday, much improved in health, and with a great fund of interesting information about the sights he saw and the time he had.
 Good, better and best coal at lowest prices, may be had at the Forrest City Gin Company. Call up phone IFS and let me talk to you about your winters supply. l will make it inter- Manager.
 FOR SALE-The Winthrop farm. one.half mile from Raggio, Lee coun- ty. lS0 acres in tract, all in cultiva- tion. Contemplated railroad runs through farm. Apply to Mrs Mary Shade, S99 West Second street, Little Rock, Arkansas.
 Groceries, Don't forget for a mo- ment that my stock k complete fresh and nice and that l deliver right now. New goods received almost daily and my phone is No. Sl want you to try me, and l guarantee perfect satis- faction. F. (. Nicely.
 Col. John A. Iungkind, of Little Rock, spent Tuesday night in the city. He came over on business, and was guest of Judge and Mrs. \. ". Norton, i'll whose lovely home, lis daughter Miss Marie Jungkind is such charming guest
 Mir. Carl Hayden, sheritT of Merri- eopa county, Arizona, spent d couple of days this week in the city with relatives and friends, and was a guest of his uncle, Marshal John NJ. Davis. and family He was enroute home from Ohio, and left yesterday.
 Mrs. R. F.. Sellers, Mrs. Rufus Scott. Mrs. Wilder, Miss Guy Wilder, Mrs. T. B. Sellers, and perhaps some others whose names we did not learn, attend ed services and partook of the bounti- ful dinner at Caldwell Sunday They enjoyed their visit immensely.
 The government will make its first crop report on the morning of the Sth inst, and We look for a slump in the price. The crop is far earlier this year than last. and the number of bales ginned will no doubt he greatly in excess of this time last year
 The postofiice at this place is now furnishing the new style post cards, which allow messages to be written on both sides This is good thing for the people, as they can now write long letter on one of these cards, and 1t costs them but one cent
 Mrs. L. :. Marshall returned home yesterday from Collierville, Tennessee. where she was called by the illness of her father some ten days or two weeks ago, and has since been attending his bedside, We are glad to learn that Mrs. Marshall's parent is better.
 Prof Hal Dennis. of Telico, was trading and mingling with friends in town yesterday, and circulating a sub scription list to raise funds to rebuild Wesley Chapel. He met with quite a liberal response from our citizenship. and was we'll pleased with results.