The Forrest City times., 1912-04-12

Before you buy your low quarter shoes see Swartz Bro.
 MT c. A. Little, of Heth, is among the high water visitors in the city.
 MT. W. W. Adams, why has been employed with the Round Pond Ter minal Company, at Round Pond, came i'll last night, the high water having at Fast driven him from his post. He says that water stood three feet deep i in his office.
 Dr. R. J. Bradford. of Cotton Plant. was in the city Monday, en route home. Dr. Bradford is a member of the State Medical Department, and was engaged in looking after sanitary conditions where the flood refugees are being cared for.
 Those two happy eyangelists of trade, Bob Yates and k. ]. Moss, who travel out of Memphis, were in the city Wednesday, having arrived Tues day evening via steamboat to Helena and thence to Forrest City via the NJ. & \. A. to Wheatley.
 For Bilioasness, Malaria and Consti- patton, the proper remedy is DR NJ A. SIMMONS LIVER MEDICINE. The first dose makes Yoa feel better aha little more of The same medi- cine cures you completely. Price Dc per packake. Sold bY City Drug Store.
 \ party of sucker hunters, headed by Mr. Jim Murty and Marshal l. NJ. Davis. went after the hnny tribe Friday night, and caught a fine lot of fish. In the party was Mr and Mrs W. Mallory, Miss Myrtle Davis. Mr. Geo. \. Hurst and Mir J E. Terry.
 Mr Al stevens, of the F. C. Grocer Go. displayed his nautical knowledge first oi the week by anchoring the Co.'S store at Round Pond. He was successful. as the store is riding the waves as safely as Noah s Ark did du- ring the little food a few thousand years ago.
 Mr. Carl Gustafson. popular and efficient Watchmaker and jeweler at A. D. bOyle's, went over to Memphis Saturday night, and has been ma rooned thereby the high wates and consequent cutting of of railroad traffic. He reached home via a round about way.
 Mrs. o. E. Palmer. Little Rock Ark, says My little boy had a severe cough with the measles, which was so severe he could not sleep at night. One bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured him and he has never been bothered since For sale by J. r Sanders.
 Mrs. A J. Mcdaniel, of Singer, ar rived in the city Saturday and is a guest of MT. and Mrs. S. F. Me cDaniel and family, while her husband, who is an experienced levee engineer has had charge of large force of men en. gagged in section If the leyee in his part of the river front.
 Third Trick Operator F D. Eng liSh was called on Tuesday morning to go on duty in uPerinteudent Cop ley's car which Is now stationed at Widener. or wherever IL is most need ed in the overtlowed section. Mr. McG uiggin, who mad been working at Widener, relieved MT English.
 MT Walter Taylor, of Memphis, was in the city the first of the week, and was among the waterbound eXiles. He left Tuesday morning for Helena 10 try his luck on the |. & NJ. '. up the east bank of the river, but reaching Helena found that this line had also been put out Of commission.
 A telephone message was received yesterday by his family from MT. :. P Mcdaniel, who left Tuesday for the oyerfioBed section in a gasoline boat, on a rescue expedition of she flood sufferers. MT. Mcdaniel was in Memphis at the time he phoned, and did not know when he would reach home.
 Pains in the back, and the irregular ities to which women are subject, with all their attendant miseries, yield at once to DR. SIMMONS l SQUAW VINE WINE. It is pow erful restorative. It is as pleasant to take as the juice of a sweet orange. Price sl.00 per bottle. Sold by City Drug Store.
 MT. J. B. Vaccaro, of Memphis, who had been visiting his brother, MT. Andy Vaccaro, was marooned in this city Sunday and was in great distress because he could not reach that Dear Memphis" He finally decided to try Iron Mountain to St. Louis, intending to take the Illinois Central from there to the Tennessee metropolis All went well until the train upon which he was travelling got almost to Paragould, when it was hung up behind a freight wreck, and at last accounts Joe hadn't got to |.