The Forrest City times., 1909-08-27

was quite indisposed and confined to her room yesterday. We hope she will soon be entirely restored and able to resume her duties at the store.
 Miss Fife Douglas, of Little Rock, arrived Wednesday, and is a charming guest of her friend, Mrs Elmer Cash, tnee Minnie Holland. Miss Douglas has many friends here, made on for mer visits. who welcome her return. They were pleasant callers at The Times office this morning
 Mir D. (. Webb was in Memphis 1 Tuesday on business. He k adyertis- ing great cash cost sale, and went over to buy goods which will sort up his stock and make il very large and most complete. See his announce ment, and don't miss this opportunity which he oilers you to save money
 When the digestion k all right. the action of the bowels regular, there is q natural craving and relish for food. 1 When this k lacking you may know 1 that you need a dose of Chamberlain stomach and Liver Tablets. They strengthen the digestive organs, im- prove the appetite and regulate the bowels. Sold by all dealers.
 MT. and Mrs r. [. Ring. Of Ar. genta. arrived in the city Saturday and spent q few days the guests of MT and Mrs. Bob Myers MT. and Mrs. Ring have just returned from an eX- tended tour through the North and East, and are enthusiastic over the great sights seen and pleasures en- | ioyed.
 Concrete sidewalks, steps and ap 1 breaches are being put down at the l lovely home of our esteemed and eff l ticient prosecuting attorney, Hon. k. | l. Williams, which when completed will add greatly to the beauty of the premises and value of the property. We congratulate him and commend his example.
 MT James Wolfe. manager of the Forrest City Gin Company big new gin, informs q Times man that tue big plant is ready for business, and that he has lately ginned two bales of old cotton. trying out the plant and finding it up-to-date and satisfactory in every particular. They certainly have fine gin plant
 The many friends of the family will
 be glad to learn of the return home Sunday Of Mrs Jno. l. Jones, who has been under medical treatment in
 Little Rock for some months She is still quite weak, but under the kind nursing of her family and attention of
 friends we hope she will soon regain
 her accustomed health.
 Master Joe Levy son of Mr and Mrs. B. Levy, met with serious acci- dent Sunday, narrowly escaping death
 He was climbing on picket fence
 and fell. one of the sharp picket> catching him under his arm, deeply penetrating the flesh, barely missing
 an artery. Dr Alley was called te attend the little fellow
 Farm wagons of all sizes t0any wag
 on user and made by those best of al
 wagons builders, the Stakeholder Com
 pany and the Owensboro Wagon Com
 panN FuSSe ll-Graham-A X lderS0n Com , pany have just received I big ship l ment of these wagons and invites l your inspection lt will pay you t see them before purchasing wagon
 We are overstocked on Base Bal Gloves and Mitts, at the Newsstand l and as the season k very near an end l and we do not wish to carry then } over, We offer them at D per cent dis
 count from regular retail prices unti
 November lSt. This is great oppor , tunity to buy these goods cheape | than you may ever get them again. : Dysentery iS a dangerous disease, bul
 can be cured Chamberlain's CoIic
 Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ha . been successfully used i'll nine epi denies of dySentery. It has never been known to fail It is equally val uable for children and adults, anC
 when reduced with water and sweet
 ened, it is pleasant to take. Sold b!
 all dealers.
 The Bank of Eastern Arkansas Ina, lately had some very splendid i'm
 provementS made in their building T It has been newly papered. painted and otherwise freshened up, and now
 presents very pleasing, neat, clean
 appearance. We are glad to note tht
 prosperity of this institution. anC
 congratulate the cashier and other I officers upon their enterprise. Manager Malout is untiring in hi, efforts 10 make the Imperial equal to
 any of the moving picture shows ol
 the cities The latest improvement Is the installation of green lights r throughout the house. which are d l great convenience to the audience and , do not interfere with the picture in
 thS least.
 ''Tte Ioadbed was so bad that the linen covers were iolted of the tops ol the seats in the chair car said a homeward-bound traveller Monday night. This moved one of his hearers
 to remark. must have been on the
 road where, in the diner eggs could ' only he served scrambled. These "reminiscences sound like some of the
 Slow Train Through Arkansas cheStnutS, but the trains mentioned
 do not run in Arkansas.
 For Sale.
 50 acres, with little over
 two-thirds under cultivation.
 One four-room house, one two