The Forrest City times., 1912-01-26

The Supreme Court handed down a decision Monday, affirming the decree of the lower court in the case of Nan nie A. Hoshall, ct al, vs. John NJ. Brown, administrator, ct al. This is case which involved the ownership of about 760 acres of land near Bonair. which was part of the Hiram Evans estate. There is some probability that petition for new hearing will be made.
 MT. Chas. Barron, son of MT. ]. ]. Barrow, of the cut oil died at fifteen" "Wednesday night. Young Barrow had just reached the age of manhood, and on Sunday the day he was taken sick, was the very picture of health. ConJeStlon was the cause of death. Mrs. Barron, his mother, arrived yesterday from Hot Springs to attend the funeral, at Wyld's graveyard to- day.
 A queer freak of the cold weather IS noticed in the concrete sidewalk on Jackson street, opposite the North side Livery Barn. The walk in ques- tion has raised up in the middle and h1oii iy oPiil lNOs lCdNl1S almost two inches wide in the center, for it's entire length from the alley down to Rosser street, and the walk has raised something over four inches. The walk has been laid for over five years.
 The periodical pains and mental de- presSion from which women suffer, can be averted by taking little of DR. SIMMONS SQUAW VINE WIN F. at the expected time. It tones up the system, strengthens the organs involved in the trouble. shortens the painful period and promotes the speedy recovery of normal health. Price 8lo0 per bottle. Sold by City Drug Store.
 Mozelle, the little fye-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Roll wage, was painfully burned Monday morning, while attempting to burn the dead grass on the lawn at her home. The child was badly burned about the body and the lower limbs, Mr. and Mrs. Rollwage were also painfully burned about the hands and armsendeavoring to extinguishthe flames. Tha little girl is reported as resting easy at this writing.
 Hubbard Melee, a young white man employed as fireman at the Lin- den gin. on Linden Island in the Southern edge of this county. had all the fingers on his left hand badly crushed Saturday afternoon, while looking for a heated bearing on the engine. IL seems that the young man got the hand caught between the pittman rod and other parts of the machinery. and as d result four of the fingers wele cut off almost completely
 Fatty Felix. Tuesday night, Weary Willie Walker Wednesday night, and The Travelling Salesman Thursday night al the opera house were the attractions offered theatre g0ers this week. Fatty Felix drew a fair house. but Weasy Willie was unfortunate, and though the company put up a fairly good show. il was not much appreciated. The Travelling Sales man last night was undoubtedly the best show ot the three, and drew d large crowd.
 The handcars being used by the gang engaged in erecting poles for the Pos, tai Telegraph Company, were badly smashed up Tuesday about o'clock, as result of being struck by the en- zine of fast passenger train No. II, on the Rock Island The force had a long cedar pole loaded on two cars and were pushing il up the track to where il was to be set, when the passenger train came around the curve and down the grade on them. The pilot of the engine struck the butt of the pole showed it quite distance, before the forward car jumped the track. throwing the pole against standing Western Union pole. A team of horses attached to q wagon into which straw was being loaded, became frightened and ran away. breaking the coupling pole of the wagon, and scattering straw all around that part of the Southside. No one was hurt. and no further damage was done.