The Forrest City times., 1910-05-27

trying to prepare a better medicine than Cham berlain' $ Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea, dy- sentery or bowel complaints. It is simply impossible, and so says every one that has used it. Sold by all dealers.
 want to notify all my old custo- mers and public generally that l am again in the blacksmithing and wood working business. My shop is located on Jackson street near the Iron Mountain railroad, and 1 respectfully solicit your patronage when you want any kind of work in my lne New wagon work or repairing either i'll woodworking or blaeksmithing de 1 partment given special attention and prices reasonable. Come and see me- Joe A. Beck.
 Deputy Potts captured a negro named John Mcdowell Tuesday near Colt. He k wanted at Liberty, Mis- slssippi, for carrying concealed weapons and false pretenses, a reward of slo having been offered for his ar rest and delivery to the Mississippi authorities. Potts las also located and probably arrested before this time, another negro named McNairy, who k an escaped convict from the same place. He was located near Madison or Widener.
 Rev. /. T. Bennett. r. F.. was taken to Little Rock Friday morning and placed in the Battle Creek san itarium for treatment. He is suffer- ing from a malignant attack of in- fiamatOry rheumatism in the knee joint. He was unable 10 walk and friends conveyed him to the train on a cot. A letter received this morning by his loved ones at home states that he is feeling just little better and will remain there some time We hope the Doctor will speedily re- cover and soon be able to resume his duties.
 Mr. Mallon Folbre. who was reieas- ed short time ago by Manager Babb of the Memphis Base Ball team, was at home for several days, and left Thursday night of last week for Sioux City, Iowa, where he joined the l Topeka, Kansas, team of the Western League. for the remainder of the sea son. Pat has not been at all well. but
 
 1 the Western climate will completely restore him and his good left arm to ! normal conditions. We wish him success.
 Eld. J. C. R. White. of Columbiana. \ Aiabama. will occupy the pulpit at l the Baptist church Sunday June ,, h. h morning and night. Elder 1 \ lite is one of the most eloquent. l for eful and logical speakers of our sister state, deep thinker and a pro- found Christian gentleman His reputation preceded him here and k founded upon hi, good work The public is cordially invited t0 hear tf4is splendid preacher cXpouud the gospel at the above times and place. and will be amply repaid hF Iii, comforting words Of a. trance.
 THe big tent arrived several days ago and W3S pitched 0H the beautiful lawn 3ttbe home of Nr. Green, opp0- site the Baptist chafe6. where the Methodist pH0tr3cted revival services are being held when the elements will permit. So far the weather has been very lnclement. but the attendance haS constantly increased and the in-
 
 Looney, of Clarendon. who k con ducting the services, k an able preacher and iS impresSing many gos- pei truths upon his hearers. We hope much good will be accomplished and many souls saved.
 The long distance telephone line between Little Rock and Memphis iS being almost practically rebuilt, a gang of linemen under the direction fof Mr Dolph \. BeeZiey having start ed to work on the line last week. It i k intended 10 put up new poles, new cross arms and quite il good deal of l heavier copper wire on the line The gang is now working out of this city 1 toward Memphis The work is the result of q visit of inspection recently made by Mr. <. !, Ewald of St ] Louis, division plant chief of the i American Telegraph X Telephone Co. and when it is completed the line MI l be up tO the standard and tirSt-ciass in every respect.
 \ representative of Ginn X Com Hp1ny text book publishers of Chicago. waS here Tuesday and gave us pleas ant call. Me have arranged with him ta handle tHe hooks aH the exchange basis until the ending at tie year be- ginning December lSt, lHu9 The new hooks adopted by the County nj formity HQasd a. that time may be had al the Newsstand. and shauld he introduced al all summer schools Sa that patrons will not be compelled to buy again when the fall and winter terms begin. Our prices will he as low as they can be to afford a small and reasonable profit, and we will al- low the highest market value for dis placed books, based on their condition. | See Us for school books and all school supplies Landyoigt < Nadakin.