The Forrest City times., 1910-09-16

Forrest Ctty'S fire department made q record run Tuesday afternoon when burning grass plot in the Russell addition caused an ala m tp be turn cd in. Mir. Barnhart, with hls Ford Automobile came to the assistance Of the department and pulled the reel o8t to the scene of the eonflagratiun in record time No d4mlge WIS I he hv the ire
 Your kidney trouble may be of long standing. it may he either acute or chronic. bat whatever it iS F0ley'S
 Kidney Remedy will aid you to get rid of it quickly and restore your natural health and yigor. "One bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy made me well, said J. Sibbull of Grand View, Wis Commence taking il new. J. T. Sanders.
 A team of picked bail players com posed If John Webb, cf; Bedford Hamilton, If: Tom Stout, If: George Dooley. ss: Jack Thornton. 2b; Fred Stout 3b; Bob Swan, ID: Othello Me Dougal (: Weston Payne, p. went up to Caldwell last Saturday morning, and in hotly contested game defeat
 ed the local team of that place by q score ef 1 to :.
 Miss Nell Minor ot Memphis. ar rived Monday from Jone,bofo, where she had been visiting friends for seY eral weeks and k a charming and de l lightfaI guest in the home of Mr and 1 Mrs \. D MtDahieI at B0naif She and Miss Beatrice Mcdaniel were 1 shopping aud visiting ia town festef- l day and gave the newsstand d much appreciated call
 When you have an atheY. stfetchp feeling and you are daif. tired and dis Ic0uraged it is a sign 0f approaching
 malaria or chiIls. You should act i quickly to ward off ah attack. H FER l BINE offers you the help you need. t destroys the malarial germ, drives out all impurities and makes you feel
 bright. vigorous cheerful Price 50c. l Sold by ]. T. Sanders.
 Almost any kind of corn is adapted
 to St. Francis county soil. Six ears of 1 yellow corn, weighing seven and three quarter pounds is what was grown on
 the Fred Fisher place on Crowley l Ridge, old land and no fertilizer The l ' Dl II 0dlt bt Sttil dl 1 Ilt 1 liIitS IlIlGG l ill the agricultural department. St.
 Francis county should be represented
 Ut the State Fair. If only by our corn crop.
 Take q dose of PriekleF Ash Ritters ri night when Yoa go t8 bed and T0a fWitl feel bright and vigorous next morning II will insure y6H | e4piaas and healthy passage or the bowels, in- proved appetite and digestion and ih- lefea~ed energy of body and brain It
 beats stimulating drinks because it's relative influence k natural, hence permanent. ]. T. Sanders. Special Agent.
 SWeltings Of the flesh caused by in- famuation. cold, fractures Of the boae t0othache. neuralgia or rheumatism can be relieved bV applying BAL EARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. It should be well rubbed in oyer the part affected. It's great healing and pene- trating power eases tue pain, reduces swelling aud restores natural condi- tions. Price 25c, 5oe and 4i.80 per bottle sold bY J. T. Sanders.
 Hf (. F. Norman tas removed his barber shop from the Ro3lwage Build ing on North Front street, and con s9tltated with Air. l M Williams popular tousaridi pIrioTs, on North Washington street. next door 10 the Bank of Forrest City, under the firm name If ] NJ Williams, where you are invited 10 caE1, and your patronage will be appreciated. and every atten- tion given t9 y0ur wants
 
 Meesrs ] N Ralafaft aild GHas. Hcpaniel left Wednesday morning in Nr. Barnhart's handsome kissell kar, for which these gentlemen have the agency in this territory. fer q de m4nstratiun tour To Marianna. IIel- ena. Clarendon and other cities in this section. They were accompanied as far as Mariana by Mrs Me Daniel, Mrs Barnhart, Miss TiIie Strecker and Miss Mary Joe Barnhart. who re- turned by train the same night.
 Mr. Charles E. Norman, who has been running the K X \. barber shop in the RoIIWage building. has closed up the shop and stored away the fixtures having been compelled to take this step on account of 9 badly crippled right arm, which has resist ed ait efforts which have been made for its relief Mr. Norman left yes- ltef53A faf Memphis. where he will have his arm treated Ne hope the young man WiII soon have Use 0i the arm completely restored, aHd tHat he wilt he able to resume ils Use.
 The Times is thinking Of bQying q ftypp setting machine, and if all Of our delinquent subscribers WiIl pay up promptly between now and January l~t, HetAiHk We will be able t9 ae s0.
 Ne have had s9 much type 10 set this
 week that we were compelled t0 turn of one Sl5 job, and could have got ten others, We presume, ii we had been prepared to set the type, or could have secured another printer
 Yes. We must have Lineotype or some other kind Of machine type setter that never gets tired, and don | have to eat.
 Mr. Thos l. Taryer, whofor sever | A.l