The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

Canned Tomatoes-standard brand. fine quality, 5c per can, at Sellers.
 FOR REIN T-Nicely furnished Room for gentlemen only. ConyieDtly located. Apply at Times office.
 Yellow complexion, pimpes and distiguring blemishes on the face or body can be gotten rid of Icy doctor ing the liver, which is torpid. HER ZINE is a powerful liver correctant. It purities the system, stimulates the vital organs and puts the body in fine vigorous condition. Price soc. Sold by J. T. Sanders.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. Dickerson were visiting and mingling with friends and relatives in town couple of days the first of the week. Mrs. Dickerson was enroute to her home in Greenville, Alabama, and this was her fisrt return visit here since they removed from Forrest City ao that town two years ago. They left Tuesday. All were delighted to see them, and they were cordially welcomed.
 Among other fine corn samples, which have been placed on exhibition at the agricultural department of The Times, we take pleasure in noting four ears brought in by MT. Orrin Winford the first of the week. The four ears aggregate five and one-half pounds in weight, and are perfectly filled out. MT. Winford is one of St. Francis county's most progressive and up-to- date farmers, and what he don't know about raising corn is hardly worth knowing.
 Through an inadvertence on our part last week we failed 10 mention the return of MT. Sam Worrall, who accom- panied Rev. E. T. Mahley on his recent trip to England. The gen tlemen made the trip together, going and coming, though they visited diff ferent points on the other side. Mr Worrall enjoyed his trip to the fullest extent, and returned very much re- freshed and rejuyenated. His friends are giving him hearty welcome l home.
 Mrs. l.. N. Collier. nee Miss Emma Prewett, formerly of this city, now of Augusta, is the happy mother of fine | 10 pound boy, who arrived at their home Tuesday night. Papa Collier is wearing a size larger hat and scarcely notices ordinary things, in his great happiness. The receipt of the news was the occasion of great rejoicing in the home of the youngsters grand 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ Prewett in this city. We extend congratuia. t ons,
 In another column may be seen ar advertisement of "The Globe, :" Dry Goods Store wh ch is being opened il the Roltwage building next door 10 l S. Shields X Cos. Drug Store and viii
 be ready for business tomorrow Sat. urday morning. A complete line oi 1 Dry Goods Clothing, Ladies and
 Mems Furnishings. and everything usually found in stores of this lind will be kept in stock and offered ai lowest prices, and iaor patronage i-
 invited. We wish The Globe mucf success.
 X new scheduewas put in effect on tbe Missouri < North Arkansas Rafl road Tuesday Hy the new schedule passengers from tHe south may make the round tript4 Memphis. ie4X- ing Helena at 3.lG pm. aHd making connections ar WheatieY with Rock
 Isalnd train No. 6al for Little Rock and r for Memphis Passengers
 from Forrest City to points north of
 Wheatley on theM. K \. A. can take train No. Gol on the Rock Island. which leaves here at 4.@0 and make close connections at Wheatlev, for points north 10 Joplin, Missouri, and intermediate and connecting points.