The Forrest City times., 1910-07-01

We have just. received 90, ,0g0 Feet of Cypress. suitable for fencing and barns. =
 Grobmyes Lumber & Feed Co.
 Mrs. J. F. Mahoney and sister Miss Evelyn Bean, of Marion, Ohio. arriy- ea lh the city Tuesday morning. and alter spending the day here lsfc We'd nesaay morning accompanied by MT. Ctis stevens, Tor the homo of their iather, MT. Bean, on Linden Island, gong py buggy to the. Crescent oluo, ana thence by gasoline launch to MT. Bean's plantation home on the Island. Doing hard work in bent or stoop. Ing position puts stitch in the back that Is painful. If tine muscles have become strained, yea can't get rid of It without help. The great penetrat- ing, power of BILLIARDS SNOW LlNlME ENT will appeal to you mos6 strongly at such times because it is the very thing you need. Price 2sp. 2oc and VI per bottle. Sold by J. T. Sanders.
 MT. Frank Young and Miss Beatie tore, ot Prairie township, were hap ply married at Palestine last Sunday. Squire Frank Sulcer officiating in his usual able and genial manner The happy couple are two popular mem- bers of the young peoples social cir cles, and have a host of friends whom we beg to join in all good wishes for their future health, happiness and prosperity.
 Conductor W ". Dunn. who had charge or the steam shovel gang that was working here last winter, came over Sunday morning and spent the day here with friends Mr. Dunn's crew is now working in the yards in the western part of Little Rock, and in the Cache river bottoms. He has q warm spot in his heart for Forrest City, and says lie would like to be stationed here permanently His many friends here were glad to see him, and regretted the shortness of his visit. He left on the 4:30 train for Little Rock, promising another visit in the near future
 Beautiful pictures are necessity in every well-regulated home. A. l.. stevens, the undertaken, has just re- ceived a magnificent lot of high-art pictures, hand-painted which are be- ing framed, and will be on sale for one week, beginning next Monday. These pictures are the works of masters. and must be seen to be appreciated Moth ing like them has ever been offered for sale here, and you are invited to call and see them. You will be well repaid for your trouble. Nothing would be more appropriate for wedding present, or souvenirs of other occa- siQnS land the recipient would certain ly appreciate one or more. Don't fail to see them.
 Mrs F. B. Stinson and Misses Catherine and Nora Stinson, Messrs. Ellis Paryis and Hoyt Wrenn. driver, arrived in the city Monday evening The party is from Jackson, Mississip- pi' and is making long overland trip in an F.. NJ. F. 30 Touring car They have been out about six weeks, mak- ing the trip from Jackson through Mississippi 10 Lulu and Helena. then across Arkansas via Roe, to Little Rock and Hot Springs, and back via Stuttgart and Helena to this city. They left here Tuesday afternoon for Memphis, going via Wynne
 We are featuring the Savings De pertinent of the Bank of Forrest City in page advertisement this week and it IS q matter of more than ordinary i'm portance to every good citizen-man, woman or child-whO has the least pretenSions to thrift or any solicitude for their future. A small weekly or monthly savings deposit with interest at i per cent, and compounded twice yearly, will prove itself to be most satisfactory and easy way to accumu- late competency. It grows rapidly and while you sleep. Talk to Cashier Williams or any of his assistants about your banking business.
 An advertisement in this paper an nounces big Fourth of July Celebra- tion to be given at the Crescent Club Monday. There will be a big barbecue dinner, all kinds of refreshments for the inner man, boat riding and fish ing, dancing in the afternoon and at night, and riproaring galorious time Is promised all those who attend. The members of the Crescent Club are anxious to have all their friends at tend and cordial invitation is ex- tended to all to visit the club house and enjoy day in the open air at that hoSpitable resort. Fifty cents will be charged for dinner, the menu of which will consist of barbecued meats fish, fresh vegetables, and in fact, a list of edibles calculated to tempt the most jaded appetite Other meals will be served at regular prices. MT. and Mrs. Frey, keepers of the club have charge of the affair, and this fact is guarantee that all those who attend will be royalty entertained, for