The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03

A heavy cold in the lungs that was expected to cure itself has been the starting point in many cases that end ed fatally. The sensible course is to take frequent doses of BILLIARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP. It checks the progress of the disorder and as- sists nature to restore normal con- ditions. Price 25c, soc and s1 .00 per bottle. Sold by J. T. Sanders.
 In accordance with the expressed desire of the congregation, a general meeting will be held in the Church of the Good Shepherd on Monday even- ing, at o'clock, for the purpose of de- termining the form of the proposed improvement to the church building, and to arrange for the beginning of the work. All who are interested are in- vited to be present. Edward T. Nab. ley, Rector.
 MT Robert L. Scott has purchased a half interest in Our Bakery" and with MT. Fred Kleiber will continue the business under the same firm name and style, and at the same stand. "Our Bakery" will as hereto fore, serve it's old customers and hopes to make many new ones. The quality of the products of this bakery is of the best, and their constant aim is 10 satisfy their customers.
 Messrs. O'Brien & Ravens, pro- prietors of the Palace Market, have just had installed one of the hand s0mest ice boxes we have seen in a long time. The box was manufactur- ol B, ol, .I, & Refrigerator Go, of Memph $, and is KS feet and 10 feet high, with inch walls, insulated with Nonpareil cork. The box was put in commission We'd. nesday morning, and the firm is being congratulated upon it's acquisition.
 All dealers or others having cases of empty soda water or other kinds of bottles on hand, belonging to us, please return at once to or notify the Forrest City Bottlins Works, so that same may be sent for, and greatly obliee, The Forrest City Bottlins Works.
 MT. Henry Barnhart, Jr., who lives on the Hughes place near Haynes had the misfortune on Tuesday of last week to have his left arm broken by the passing over 1t of the wheels of two-horSe wagon he had been driving. It seems that the gentleman had dropped one of his lines, and had stepped out on the tongue of the wagon to pick it up, when the mules started off suddenly and threw him to the ground with the result stated above.
 A Times man happened around on Rosser street yesterday, and was de lighted to see the hustle and hum of the Forrest City Gin plant. We were informed that the gin has been run ming all the week, and cotton has been coming in at lively rate, there being at the time half dozen or more wagon loads in sight, waiting their turn to unload. This don't look like hard times, but we presume the beau tiful weather lately accounts for the rush.
 L. s. Coffin, Jr., of Oxford, Miss was apprehended here Saturday night Dl DdNlS uc SOQIfR had been wandering around in de- mented condition, and was without money, and seemed to be at a loss as to what to do, so MT. Davis phoned to his relatives in Oxford, and was in- Structed to have the unfortunate young man taken care of and buy him ticket to Oxford all of which was done, and he left Sunday morning for his Mississippi home.
 We receive subscriptions for any publication on earth at the News stand, and we are glad to figure out the club prices, and give our friends the benefit of all discounts. On these clubs we are allowed a small commission of about BOG, and must inclose the money with our order. For these and other obvious reasons, this business must necessarily be spot cash and we cannot take them on credit. Please bear this in mind and be prepared to pay cash when ordering your magazines for another