The Forrest City times., 1911-07-07

M- and Mrs. Joel E. Wynne, Mir. and Mrs. T II. Hill. MT Bob Callahan and Mir. Johnnie Sullivan, was the Oerso' I of party of Memphians that arrived m the city Saturday for an out
 ing at the Crescent club They were joined Monday by Mr. John NJ. Nichols Mir Bard Nichols and Miss Helen Nichols and all had royal time on the Fourth, fishing and boating. The visitors returned to the Bluff City Tuesday afternoon
 For summer diarr4oea in children always give Chamherlaiu's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil and speedy cure Is cer- tain. For sale by all dealers.
 James New and Miss Little Mclean, two well known young people of the county. who reside near Lakeside on | the St. Francis river, were married We'd nesday at the Fisher Hotel in this city, Squire T. .. Carr. officiating. The groom is one of the county's most en- ergetic and successful young farmers while the bride is the attractive daughter of MT. John Mclean. a high ly respected and worthy citizen. The young people have legion of good friends owho will join The Times in extending good wishes and congratula- tioas for long life of happiness ard prosperity.
 Sprains require careful treatment. Keep quiet and apply Chamberlain's Linlment freely. It will remove the soreness and quickly restore the parts to a normal condition. For sale by all dealers
 F.. H. Overfield has been supeseded as manager of the Forrest City Steam Laundry by Bob Scott, well known and highly esteemed young man of this city who is thoroughly familiar with his duties. Mir. Scott is planning to install new machines and institute new methods at the laundry whereby the most delicate clothes and fabrics may be laundered with ease and safety and without the slightest danger of damage or injury. Mir. Scott says he will also pay special attention to all out-of-town work intrusted to the Forrest City laun- dry and invites patronage from every section of the county Promptness and up-to-date methods will characterize the wide-awake and energetic new manage ment of the laundry plant.
 Do you want d sound liver, vigorous digestion. strong healthy kidneys, regularity in the bowels: Take Prickly Ash Bitters It has the medicinal properties that will produce this result. l. T. Sanders, Special Agent.
 Marion Axley, young white man, l e,,1 ~c l,.tI Id Monday near Quigley in the St Francis bottom The young man was employed as a logging teamster in the George Rumage timber camp and met his death through an accident while load !, ing heavy sixteen foot oak log which rolled off the wagon and fell on his body, bruising, maiming and crushing him so severely that he died from his injuries in less than an honr. Coroner . Todd was summoned to the scene and empanelled jury which returned a verdict in accordance with the fore going facts. Deceased's remains were , brought on to this city and are being , held at the Stevens undertaking par lors, awaiting instructions as to dis
 posal from relatives who reside at a distance,
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 without bottle Of Chamberlain's < Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy It is almost certain to be needed and cannot be obtained when on board the cars or steamships. For sale by all dealers,
 H. A. Knight and Dr. L. H. Mer-
 ritt of this city. representing the poul- try raisers of St. Francis county, J. J. 1 Hughes of Haynes and Bruce Mulkev
 of Marianna, representing the poultry
 raisers of Lee county, have on foot a movement looking to the organization . of Tri-County Livestock aud Poultry ! Association, comprising the counties of , Phillips, Lee and St. Francis and a , meeting to be held in thls city at the office of Taylor, Knight X Co.,, was ' been called for laSt night, July 6. al which time the propositions were taken up and discussed and the associa- tior officially launched. An effort was
 made U have representatives from l all three of the counties mentioned l above present at this meeting.
 Foley Kidney Pills are composed o ingredients specially selected for thei
 corrective, healing, tonic and stimu lating effect upon the kidneys, bladder and urinary passages They are anti . septic, antilithic and uric acid soly $ ent. ]. T. Sanders.
 Squire A Becker who, according t Postmaster Fitzpatrick. used to be ; justice of the peace, undertaken ant
 steamboat captain in and around Vicks
 burg aud Natchez, Miss, back in thu
 pioneer days just after the war, ha!
 gone in for steamboating on dry lanC l and has met with such success recent, in removing old frame buildings iron S the business lot on Front street where e l Sol Lewis new store is being erected | around on the next block with a front | age on Izard street, that he is thinking of putting in a line of overland steam CTS between St Louis and Helena oyel | a picturesque route along Crowley | Ridge to be selected later. In an out burst of confidence the postmaster : informed Us that it was impossible tc
 'get ahead of Squire Beckers. '