The Forrest City times., 1911-05-12

Mir. E. C Old, of the John Sipf Company. went over to Memphis Tuesday to visit MT. Jesse May. his business partner. who is undergoing treatment in a hospital there. He reports that Mr. May is getting along nicely, is able to walk some. and that he will probably return home tomor- TOW. \ cordial welcome awaits him.
 The Confederate veterans of this county who go to the Reunion. should take the East Ninth Street car direct to the Park, and there register their names and place Of residence. They will then be assigned to quarters in tents, and all will be close together. or in a bunch. Don't forget this. Bet ter cut 1t out and past it in your hat Miss Pearl Davis, one of the county's formost and most progressive teachers. who has been teaching school for eleven years, and prided herself that she Lad never had to dismiss school on account of sickness. was compelled 10 break her record Tuesday on account of an absceSsed tooth which has cause d her great deal of pain and inconven- fence.
 The most vigorous workers have spells of tired feeling now and then. This feeling is caused by derangement in the stomach. liver aud boWies. A few doses O. Prickly Ash Bitters l quickly corrects the disorder and sends the blood tingling through the veins. carrying life and renewed energy throughout the system. ]. T. Sanders. Special Agent.
 Mr T. E. Wood. mayor of Ma l rianna. secretaTy-treasErer of the Ma rianna Lodge B. F. c. E., and withal one of the c!eyerest newspa per men in Arkansas. headed the delegation from the Lee county capital which passed through here Tuesday morning enroate 10 Hot Springs to attend the annual state convention, which was held there this week.
 Tie Tom Jennings Dramatic Com. pany opened a three-nights engage ment al the opera house last night. presenting The Street Waif of New ! 0Fk tO q fair-siZed audience. The bill for tonight will be Ready the Mall Girl. and for tomorrow night. True Irish Hearts ;" The company is clever one. and their productions are well staged and acted.
 1 letter Q his brother. John, from NIT. Paul Pope. now playing with the 22d Reg ment Band. in New York. gives the information that he is en- toying fife as well as any one can away from Forrest City. but thai he longs to return. and probably will shortly. 10 accept a situation with the Forrest City Furniture Company His many friends vii be giad b welcome him home.
 Miss Anna Spailth. of Sf. Louis. grandmother Of Mrs. F. (. Old. arrived Tuesday 10 spend q week with her relatives. she is agreeabIy surprised and much pleased with Arkansas in general and this city in partcu lar and says IL IS the finest little city she ever saw. She even thinks Of disposing Of her st. Louis property and making this her permanent home. She will be welcomed.
 NIT R. 0. McGaughey. Of the right of way depatment of the 4. T. k T. i Co, was n the city last week, mak- ing arrangements 10 clear the right of ] way traversed by his company between here and Memphis, of all timber that might prove menace to the l lines. We understand that the com- pany proposes to work large force Of men this season in cutting timber and clearing the right of way.
 Mrs. Fred Gill and family. including Miss Edna, who has long been a charming assistant m the Bank 0f | Forrest City. will leave tomorrow for Dayton, Texas, 10 join NIT. Gil and reside permanently. The Times re. grets exceedingly 10 lose these esti- mab.e friends from Forrest City's citizenry. and our loss vii be Day ton : gain. We wish them much hap. ! piness and success in their new home
 The efficient managerial force 0f the AlYaFadO was ampliaed bg the addition Of NF Jeff Davis of St. Louis in the capacity Of night clerk Mr. Ramsey andersIice will fiji the station of assistant to Manager John E. Smihers. and NIT. Alex Kennedy. the former assistant, will act as cashier in Las Negas. Mr. Davis is a graduate Of St. Louis UniTeFsity and has lately been connected with the management of tine Gastenada. A lberQuerg0e Eyen- ing Heard.
 Hon. \. D. Boyle, who is prerarlng