The Forrest City times., 1909-04-23


 orator. We have kept matches inside of it for four days and they will strike. 42 lb. of ice lasted four days. For sale by Forrest City Furniture Co.
 Mrs. NJ. NJ. Woods, after spending a couple of weeks among relatives and friends in Memphis, returned We'd neSday. On her way she stopped at Widener couple of days, and was ac- companied home by Mrs. Salina Powell, nee Davis.
 Mrs. H l. Warshavsky, the popular tfoUt-street merchant. will on Mon- day next, the 26th inst. begin a tif- teen days reduction sale on her line of dry goods, ladies dress goods, shoes, etc. Remarkably low prices. See ad yertisement.
 Another consignment of summer hats has just been received by Madame F. Boyle, comprising walking hats and untrimmed shapes. which will be sold cheap. There are some dainty creations in this lot which you ought to see before buying.
 The results of the various games in the Southern League is received every afternoon at J. $. Shields & Co., $ Drug Store, by Western Union This is proving quite popular innovation and draws quite a crowd of news hungry fans every evening. Father l. NJ. Buscher, of the Catho- lie church in this city, will leave Sun day for trip through Europe Father BuScher has made many friends among our citizens who will regret his absence wish him a pleas ant journey and an early return.
 LOOK out for the fine line of Florida Vegetables received fresh and nice by lightning express every Saturday at W. k. Kirby X Company's Fulton Market. If you want the choicest, better phone lS4 early. as they go fast. A lSo fresh meats and all groceries. W. F., Kirby X Co.
 A letter from Dr ]. C. Strong gives he pleasing news to his many friends ttat "he is getting along nicely in business, weighs lS5 pounds, and feel ing fine; and just wants the good old Times to get in touch with his friends in St, Frsncis county to make him happy He is locaSed at Dillon. Colo radO.
 The City Grocery, W. l.. Lawrence, proprietor, wants your trade, and will do everything reasonable to get it. ! tour orders will be filled with the best groceries that money will buy and delivered promptly. He keeps everything you want ill the grocery line, fresh and nice. Try him Phone No. 24S.
 A hunting party, consisting of Cleye Bell, Henry Brandenburg, Gordon Cast el and Arthur Worsley, returned "Wednesday night from a three days chase after the elusive gobbler below the Cut-Of. They b bagged one turkey, four ducks and quite num- Der of gallinago delicata All report good time.
 Capt James Russell visited Mem phiS sunday to call upon MT Sam swan at the hospital He reports MT. swan in very cheerful frame of mind, notwithstanding his reaiza- tion of the seriousness of his condi- tion. The Times hopes san will ere long be back upon his old stamp Ing ground
 Contractor M l.. Monroe on Satur- day completed the frame work of the Red Gin, and says every piece of tim Der in il iS tirst-claSs. The work of putting on the iron sides and roofing began on Monday, and is now practi- cally completed. The dimensions and capacity ot this ginnery were given in last weeks issue.
 Attention k called Q the full page advertisement ill this issue, announc- ing the Kansas City Salvage Sale of our enterprising merchant, Max Yof tie. This wonderful sale will begin on Friday, April 30th, and continue for fifteen days. It embraces about every thing in the general dry goods line, and each article is marked down to the lowest notch.
 Mrs. sam Swan writes from Mem phis asking that The Times be sent and stating that MT. Swan is getting along as we'll as could be expected, and hopes to derive much benefit from the N-ray treatment. which he is now taking. She says if he continues to improve as he had done the two days prior to the date of her letter. she hopes to have him home within few weeks. This will be good news to his friends.