The Forrest City times., 1908-04-24


 note that he Is looking and feeling ~f well, and he enjoyed his visit very much. 1t being the first in several months.
 l Col. Ed Landvoigt spent Easter Sunday with friends in Memphis and 1 attended the elaborate services T, 1 Grace church. This was Iii, first yi,it in three years or more. and he eni0ye1 meeting and mingling with his large eircie or old time friends and acquain- l tances very much
 The odorless white wood lined refrig- orator, the kind that the factory ab- Solutely guarantees to consume less ice, perfectly free of dampness, the Kind that We deliver to your home. let you use It 30 days on trial---if satisfac- tory pay for 1t, If not you return 1t to us at no expense. Come around and let us show you the highest grade refrigerator made. Forrest City Fur niture Go.
 That tired feeling, incident to spring, when the appetite is tickle. VIII disappear entirely under careful feeding. My Grocery department will supply the foodstuff l have all the dalnty breakfast foods cereals. Syrups. ouckwheat and pancake Hours. and everything else necessary to get up a dainty meal to tempt the most stub born appetite. Phone 34 for your gro- eeries and dry goods W. T. Sanders
 The ladies are invited to call and see my new arriyals-neW hats. new belts, underwear and embr0ideries in endless variety, and embracing the very latest styles coiOrs and designs Also Just received new collars. lace bandings and nets, and another shipment of all kind, of hats The pattern hats this season are love Y. aud my stock has been carefully selected Call early and select your Easter hat. Madame F.. Boyle Carson's Black Wonders outclassed the aii-star aggregation of col0red base bal artists haiIing from Augus- u who played q series of two games here this week. The first game re- suited Ill l Shutout to the Woodruff county team, and the other game was quite one-sided Carson desires Us 10 thank the white people for their patronage, and hopes they will continue to patronize him dur ing the season. Other and better games will be booked soon
 Many so-called "bitters" are not medicines, but simply liquids dis guised, 50 as to evade the law Prick ly Ash Bitters is not one of this class It is strictly medicine, acting pri- marily on the kidneys, liver and bowels, and for the dangerous diseases that attack these organs it is rem edy of the first grade. There is noth- ing objectionable in it's taste, it has an agreeable flavor and is acceptable to the most delicate stomach. ]. T. Sanders, Special Agent.
 Spring is here, and with it my new and Seasonable stock of Dry and Dress Goods. The ladies will find something here just to suit in the white goods line especially. My stock of notions, to, has been repleniShed for the Spring trade. and l extend cordial invita- ton to every lady in the county to give me call when shopping for any Dry Goods, Dress Goods, White Goods, I<dtCS. IAul LII OlOCilpN. 4NOIIOllS diIl other things too numerous to men, tion. W. T. Sanders.
 MT. I. F. StOckard made trip over in the bottoms on business the first of the week and came back with a wonderfully truthful story of the DeRositt Brothers potato crop He says that they have fifteen acres of Irish potatoes knee high and new potatoes as large as hen eggs | is the best stand and finest crop he ever saw. The potatoes are under the sup eryiSi0n of that veteran potato king MT. +. A. Cofman. On the side Mr Cotfman has quite chicken farm over 200 chicks nearly ready for tEe broiler.
 Several gentlemen representing the Virginia Bridge K Iron Company. which has the contract to erect the steel bridge across the St. Francis at Madison, were here yesterday in con Sultation with Judge Folbre, Clerk Merwin, Attorney Mann and MesSrs. Russell. DeROSitt and Rolte. commis- Si0nerS, in regard to their contract There were some technicalities that had to be understood and straighten- ed out before proceeding further and we understand that their visit result ed in a thoroughly satisfactory ad- juStment and understanding, and that they will proceed with the work.
 We note with pleasure that the county court has made an order to the treasurer to pay off another one of the outstanding railroad bonds. The records show that although there was not quite sufficient amount to the credit of the k. k. Bond sinking fund to buy this bond, that the court transferred small sum from the court house fund, enough to make up the delinquency, which we consider very liberal and wise act on the part of Judge Folbre, as it will thus save the taxpayers cOnsidera- ble sum on the interest that would otherwise have accumulated
 The personel of the brothers who will officiate at the rally and anniversary celebration to be given by the Odd Fellows Monday night are T w Me