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<T he /orrest ilitn f imes.
LANDVOIGT & VADAK1N.
Editors ctncl t*v»'olisiiors.
Entered at the Postoflice irt Forrest Cltr a*
Second Class Mail Matter.
TKKMS OK SFBSCKiPTlON
One Tear. II.M. Six months. 7b Cts. Tt rrc
.1 <ncts. Inva rmhlv in A firs nre.
Published Every Friday Afternoon.
j lun.w AFTERNOON. JANI'AKV IS. I<07.
NOTE.—The officer* of etc ret societies, pas
tors of ctuirches. nsentsof railroads, or others
Interested, are requested and urged to keep
j adviti ;lof any changes occurring, so that
:>iisc I .inn may lie reliable anti of value to
i vir rcssH-ctive Interests. This directory is
corrected to date of paper, and way ho tic
pended upon.—El*.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
FITTER ROCK \ MEMPHIS B.R.
iTost—No. 1—Passenger.10:38 a m.
'\Ve.»t No. H—Passenger . p.m.
>jii! No. 2—Passenger. 4:33 p.111.
*f:ist—No. 4—Passenger.4:05 a.ui.
riitt.aiiT
(! ntr Rust .. .. 13:.Vi p m.
(j. .ng \) cst.5:45 p.m
J. II. HARD, Agent.
IRON MOI NTAIN If. If.
Koiitii—No. 101—Passenger.7:38 a.m.
.North No. I((J—Passenger. 7:55 p.m.
‘■mith—No. 105- Freight.0:(>0 a. in.
North—No. 100—Freight.11:00 p. m.
W. ft. Dl'KUOKOW. Agent.
STATE OFFICEliS.
Goverho^... J. I*. Clarke
r<‘tHr‘y%>• tft'ute. II. H. Armistend
Auditor.C. It. Mill*
Treasurer. Ransom Gulley
Attorney General.K. It. Kin*worthy
Stipr. Pul». Io*truction.J tin I its Jordan
Commissioner State Lunds...I. F. Iti«5
Com. Agriculture. ..It. G. Vincenlicller
JUDGES OF SUPKEMK CCyURT.
If. G. Dunn ..Chief Ju»tioo
It. It. It ittlc.Associate Justice
Simon P. Hughes.
Carrol l>. Wood. M
•l. 1 Riddick.
h !*. < Hmphcil.( Jerk
T. 1). Craw lord.Ucporter
Address, Little ltock. Ark,
JUDICIAL OFFICERS.
Judge First Judicial District-II. N. Hutton
Address. Marianna. Ark.
Prosecuting Attorney.Jno. 1*. Hicks
Address, ?enrcy, Ai k.
COUNTT OFF I (*KItS.
Judge.....Jim, S R. Cowan. Forrest City
fcihecitf.W. K. William*. Forrest City ;
Ciet k..Geo. it. Mallory. Forrest City j
Trcamiier.O. K. IlnmbMon. Forrest city
Assessor.James Drown. Format City
Surveyor..D Davis. Forrest City
Coroner.N. M. Gaines. Forrest f|tv
County Examiner—Prof. J. It. Sanders, For*
rest City.
Si. Frsnci* County Circuit (*oitrt meets on i
the Second Monday In March and September !
of each year, and continues three weeks.
County Court meets on First Monday in.Tan*
tinry. April. July and October of cacti year.
AII claims against the count y must be tiled on
or before the lh>t day of each term.
Probate Court meets »»n 'Third Monday In
January, April. July and October u! each year.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS,
Magistrates Mad.son Township.
I). T. Ha third. J. P.address, Forrest City
N. It. Nelson,.). P.add ten*. Forrest City 1
W. T. Clifton. .1. P— uddres*. Forrest City
L*):as. }\ Ufwi^n. col.address. Cooper
XI CM Cl PA L OFFICERS.
Town of Forrest City.
Mayor.x..Tno. M. flrown
Recorder...Robert 1.. Arnold
Treasurer....J. M. Nichols
Marshal..O p. Wollf
Aldermen- Jn«. {Pu**e|l, .1 l>. liaugti. J. T.
Brady, .1. E. Stone. I) M. Wilson.
Hoard of Health—Dr. J. B. Stone, Dr. C. C.
White. E. T. Gmy, Bd. Lund \olgt.
Council meets on First and Third Tuesday
nights tu each lujiuit.
CHURCHES AND S A DR ATI l SCHOOLS.
Methodist Episcopal Church. South—Rev. F.
L. Taylor. na«dor. SerYwos every Sunday at
11 ii. in andTOxp. in Pia>er meeting every
Thursday night at T:4a o'clock. S ibbaili school
every Sunday iiMWiing at Ml o'clock, li. D.
Mallory. Miperiiileudcni. Tlic public is cor
dially invited. Ladies ;\id Society inerts every
Tuesday ultern«ani at li o'clock til the pitrsou
Mjlmv Epw ortli League nrn Tuesday
night at «:4ap. in. J. K. Wynne, president*
Presbyterian Church —SaVthulh school every
Sunday morning at S*:’kLW. J. Matthews. Sup«
crinti ndetir. J lie pubitc is mu J Utliy invited.
e.r»rvl«i*s every second and touHii Sunday in
cacti month.
Dantist Church—F.b! F. Doscman, pastor.
Pet vices every Sunday n» II a. in. and S:U>t>. i;t.
Pra>er inciting rury Wednesday mutit at
S:o» o'clock. >abbMth School even Sumlay
mining atiUO o’elo* k. J. IL Sanders, siipt
The public will be cordially welcomed.
Baptist Voting People'* Chri-tisn Union
i:ic»-ts every Mondav night at s as j o’clock. W.
T. Sander*, president.
Episcopal i hurch—Sabbath School every Sun
day morning :it Kills Turley, mi*
perintemtctit. The imbue i* cordiaIlly wel
comed, aiul earnestly <nvited to worship with
16.
t'Hiliolt* Cliurch—Service every last Sunday
in tin- iituutli.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Den. For rest Lodtre. No. it). Knights of
1‘viliiHii. Meets every Monday night at Castle
Hall. Sol L“w iv <\t\:.l. M. Mrmvn, K. of U.
«uti S. \ kiting knight* ttlwayo welcomed.
Forrest city Lodge, No. :fc*7». Knights nml
Ladie* of Honor. Meet* overv 2d ami 4th Fri
day night in each month. MjssM. l\. Mos
ley. P ruled rest*; Mrs. M. \Y. Izard, Swreittt y.
Sr. IYa nr is Lodge. No. 4 knight* of Honor.
Mh<'M cviM v Nt nml lid Friday nights in each
month. .1. T. Koiulieu, l)ic*tutor; Juo. 1. Jones.
Report*!.
Forrest City l«ndjro. No. Its, & A M.
Mefttirvfi v 1st »mi ltd Tin-sdav night in earh
month, il. P. I>ool©y,W. M. * 1* T. Halford,seere
fury.
Forrest City Chapter. No. r>0. It. A. M Me**Is
2d Tuesday in each month. F. It. Taylor.
High I’titthl; ii. U. Mmiic. Secretary .
\t>*»r.n O rumandeiv. No il. K.T. Meets
4«l» WYtlneMiay night m eru-h month K. A.
MeCniktgh, K. C.; E. Turley, Recorder.
N. It Forrest Fueampruetit Ux^'oiifoder*
fl^ep Moots 1st Saturday in each immth. J. Ii.
8au«lcrs Comm-Ki kr; ’ F Laudvou; . Adju
tant
V * • li.M'Vi of the \Y ■’! c *.4I. , w.l *'“T.
fLady. ( C.: A i* Hoyle. Clerk. Meets 1st
Yha»r>l*j - ill iii eu. h mouth.
FOH REST Cl TV POSTOrFlCR.
0!*>n from *. a. n». to 7 |». in., except Sunday.
C»p«*n SuiuImv from II a. m to 17 :n. MaU*clo*e
hall an hour tieforo Haiti stditdiiic. except
nhrht mail west u.ul inormng mail east, \\ hr h
litise at 7 p. lu.
v—:t| Houtc Mail for < opet tun! .Veweasile.
* « ***?*ari ;it jj pu Tuesday a, Thursdays
'•TT
McDaniel time^.
< Mollie <»rsy and Nora MeDnn
i iel spent a few days at Colt last week.
Judge T.J. Ilale, of Wynne, once a
| resident of tills place, was here last week.
Miss Blanche Ferguson came down
from Colt last Saturday, where she is at
tending school.
J. L. Weal, better known ns “Bose,’’
was up from Lee county last week. He
is running the Taylor, Sanders and Wil
liams farm in that county.
Jim Izard, sou of the late \V. II. Ixard,
who was well and favorably known here,
is now hoarding with Uncle Jesse Hodges
and going to school.
Mr. J. A. Whittington has just com
pleted a beautiful fifteen hundred dollar
residence on his farm, two uqles north
west of here.
Margnret Edwards, a favorite old color
ed woman, who has been visiting in Mis
sissippi during the hoKidnys, returned last
Saturday.
Quite a lively law suit was tried in
Squire J. J> Scott's court last Saturday .
It was thought for a while that court
would have to ndjotirn to engage in a
knock down and drag out, but matters
were adjusted and the court proceeded to
investigate the charge.
Mr. Jno. I. Whittington has reselltly
purchased a body of land containing a
half section, known as the Jones’ land.
Consideration : thirty-six hundred dollars.
Messrs, llill, Scott and Iloshal will try
thyir fortunes farming another year.
They will cultivate something like four
teen hundred acres of laud, the greater
part of which will be cotton.
Max Lenuner, who lias been fanning
near Palestine for sometime, is now com
fortably quartered at the Sparkman
place, where he will continue to farm.
HE WOMAN
who takes the surest
way to pain a beautiful
color anti a wholesome
skin will not take the
cosmetics, paints and
powders which soon
injure the skin. Sal
low ot wrinkled face,
dull eye* and hollow
cheeks, together with
low spirit*, lollow tilt derangements, irreg
ularities and weaknessett peculiar to tho
sex. All women require a tonic and nervine
»t some period of their lires. Whether suf
fering from nervousness, dizziness, faint
ness, displacement of womanly organs, ca
tarrhal inflammation of the lining mem
branes. bearing-down sensations, or general
debility, Ur. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
reaches the origin of the trouble and cor
rects it. It's a medicine which was discov
ered and used bj an eminent physician for
many years in all cases of “female com
plaint." and those painful disorders that
afflict womankind. If women are over
worked. run down, tired or sleepless, if
they are irritable, morbid and sn.fer front
back ache, they should turn to the right
means for a permanent rurr. Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription fits just such cases,
for it regulates and strengthens the special
functions, builds up and invigorates the en
tire female system. ^SVCi/t
'DISEASE OF WOMB.
Mrs. Coma S. Wii.son. of l
Cari;i'r, Sufliion Co.. Ind.. I
writes : “I cannot .way too 1
much for l>r. I’icrce’s }•«- ^
voritr 1'rescript-ion. I feel Jr
it my «luty to snv to Mil wo- ^
men wiiowre mi tiering from
Rity «license of the utertlK
that it is the b*st medicine
on earth for them to use;
I cannot t»r:iis»* it too high
ly for the good it did me. ^
It any one ciouots this, give L
them my name and ad
dress."
Mr*. Wir-sotc.
A (treat Book of iono paercs, profusely
Illustrated, containing a vast number of
testimonials with reproduce*! photographs
of those cured and giving fttll name and
address of each, will be limited to any ad
dress free, on receipt of ?! cents in one-cent
stamps to cover postage and wrapping only.
Address. World's Dispensary ,Mi:d
ic.m. Association, Mo. 063 Main Street,
liullaju, N. y.
Thu young man or woman expecting
to make a success in business without
a thorough preparation is going to lie
out-stripped by the ones who give the
matter serious consideration and se
cure the advantages that accrue from
the business training to lie bad. smelt
as is given, in 1 lie Little ltock Commer
cial College. Can >mu write a good
business hand ? Are yon correct and
quick at figures ? Are you a short
hander and can you operate a type*
writ* i'? I)o you know anything about
hook-keeping ? These are some of the
requirements exacted bv employers.
The Little ltock Commercial Coilege
makes a specialty of leaching all tiie.se
amt more requisites. If wo can help
von. call on. or address, M. A. Stone
! for full information.
E. K. Sutherland Med. do.:
Your remedies arc takim; well here.
Si!<1 on a mi a in it and imt a ) >< >tt le or
package has heen returned. Some say
they cm see better after iisini' Suther
lands Facie Eye Salve than they ceuld
l*elure their eyes ever became sore.
Please ship as soon as con vein lent, as 1
nted the goods. Yours.
J. T. Williams. Drusrgist.
Uiiioiitown, Ky.
For cheap homes or stood invest tnents,
either east or west of St. Francis river,
see M. N. Gaines.
55 Tears
Steady Sales
Guarantees
Its Value.
I Arthu Peter & Co.. Louittille, Ky.. Gen'! Agents.
NEVER FAILS,
I5,v
IF (. AVKHU. Enterprise Dni"
Store.
Ferre*' City. Ark.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
The celebrated '•Kennwlj’’ Cake*. fresh
ami nice on sale at II. A. Knight & Co.
S. F. Mavston. nl Onargo. III?., is vis
iting tlie lauiily of Capl. (’. L. Knight
Dr. McKnight find. W. T, Hughes, of
\\ idener, are on 'change to day.
./nines Dellnssitt. of Fishing Lake
was in the city to day.
Business dining the week has fav
orably compared with former after the
j holidays.
Miss Bessie Caruth. of Marvel, is a
guest fit the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
(*eo. I*. Taylor.
The black ?|>ot on the sun turned its
broadside on tins locality for a day or
so tiiis week, will) a little lain on tbe
side.
Rev. Mr. Bingham of Maiianna will
tie iii attendance at the installation of
Mie Rev. Mr. Simpson as pastor of the
RiVNbytei tan cliuich here, on the loth.
— Wynne ^entinel.
After spending a few days with his
sister, Mrs. 1L .1. Izard, Ed. Howell, in
company with Miss Bessie Caruth,of
Marvel, left this morning for Howell.
Editor Vadakin is considerably on
the convalei-cent road, lie bus been to
the othce on several occasions recently,
and is contemplating a tri^ to Texas in
the nearluture.
Seventy live carloads of procLict; were
received at tins place over iIi- Iron
Mountain road during the month' of
December, many or which were corn,
hay,oat*, bran,chops, cotton seed meal
and hulls, pork, meal and flour, all of
which should be raised here.
An enjoyable impromptu sociable
tfas held at the home ot Dr. and Mrs.
Stone last evening. Those present
were Missy* Clara and Lillie Straub, of
Helena, and Miss Alva Taylor. Messrs.
.Jiio. Jhadv. Tom Fnlbre and Gordon
Casteel. Mrs. Shap Horne and son, C.
Frederich.
Misses Lillie slid Clara Straub, of
Helena, left this morning for Marianna,
where they will spend a few da\s with
friends, l'hey have been the charming
guest of Miss Alva Taylor for a fort
night. The young ladies are well and
favorably known in the city and their
departure leaves an aching void.
Did You Evar
Try Electric Bitters as » remedy for your
troubles? lr not. get u bottle now and
get relief. This medicine ha> heeii found
Io.Ih* peculiarly adapted to the reliel and
cure of all Female Complaint*, exciting a
wonderful direct influence in giving tone
and si length to I lie organs. 11 you have
l.os* of Appetite, ConMipation, Headache
Kitinling Spell*.or are Nervous, Sleepless.
Excitable. Melancholy or troubled with
Dizzy Spells. Electric Bitters is the medi
cine you need. Health mid Strength are
guaranteed by its use. Fitly cents and
$1.01) at Tipton's drugstore.
ToCurea Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromu Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund Llie money if it
fails to cure. 2-5 cents. i
’ j
Old Worr.out Methods
or amusement systems in leaching
have no place in the Little Hock Com
mercial College. We teach directly
and thoroughly : Bookkeeping, Busi
ness Forms. Oftice ITactic*. Hanking.
Rapid Calculations. Common Law, 1
Letter Writing. Spelling, Business |
Arithmetic. Business Writing. Short- j
hand and Typewriting. Our students
step into good paving positions and
what’s to tiie point, hold them. We
have started thousands of young men
and women on the high-road of sell- i
support and prosperity and we can do !
as much for you. Do you wan’t mu !
help ? Ifso, write for a catalogue ami |
address M. A. Stone, ITes’l., Little i
ltock, Ark.
lv E. Sutherland Medicine Co.:
Gents—Ship us six dozen Dr. Hell's !
Fine-Tai-lIoney.small, three dozen Dr. i
Hell's Fine-Tar- Honey, medium.
She's a seller.
Yours truly.
B. S. Hunt & Co., Druggists.
May lie hi. Kv i
AND ALL POINTS BCYCND.
_ I
Free Reclining; Chair Cars
and Pullman Sleepers j
TWO DAILY TRAINS!
O |
MEMPHIS,
Connectin'' with Through Trains to n\
points liu.it, North unit Southeast.
THE SHORTEST ROUTE
-TO
rn3XAS.
NO CHANGE OF CACTG
-TO
FT. WORTH, WACO,
oil «vj v:u >i:.i»iatj; voints,
Cotincrtir" siltit Throitch trains to at
points in the Gretu *OiiUlwcSt.
Fat*:, imps, tlnv'-,ah,cs nr.t nil infnrma.
i '■ t.trttiivt ti trip in any .tir- ,~tion wit
i.« oli< ertun.t furnished on application t\
■ :iy ut'n.: ot tiro Company.
•. A . VD-ON, J\ W. I.nlJKACMC,
I n I tn;.»rt»(»«*.at, «'•" 1'M'r t Tk't 1m;
£k L.tUi‘M. TSX, si. to as, at
m OFFER ft mtlM WHICH
INSURES SAFETY TO LIFE
OF MOTHER ftHD CK1L9.
“ Kolhers’ friend1'’
RODS CONFINEMENT OF ITS PAIN,
HORROR AND RISK.
“ My wife used only two bottles. Plie
was easily and quicldy relieved; is now
doing splendidly.—
J. S. Mohtox, Harlow. X. C.
Sent V)y express or mail, on receipt of price,
JR.<10 per bottle. Boo.; -TO MOTHERS"
mailed free.
BRAPFIELr riECrkATOn rj., ATLAXTA, CA.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
EZ: MADISON TIMES.
The bnrk water in lire river extends
above Madison.
We are having an abundance of sick
ness.
The lumber business has been fairly
good for the past week. J. \V. WUeeler
Co., shipped ten cars of quarter-sawed
oak lo Providence, It. I . and the White
Hirer Stave Co., consigned six ears ot
whiskey staves to the i’eoria Cooperage
Company, of 1’eoria, Id.
Mrs. William Gurley is recovering from
an attack of malarial fever.
Hunter Crippen is aide to sit up after
being con lined lo his bed fur some time
witli sciatica.
There wasn't any school last Thursday
and Friday, on account of Miss Keener
luting idisposed.
Mrs. W. A. MeHee is very sick at this
writing. We I*ppe to tie able to note her
convalescence in the near future.
Messrs. Jones. Morrison and McAvoy.
all prominent officials of the M & K. II
railroad, wore in Madison Saturday.
They are having some mneli needed im
provements made on the switches and
sidetracks, also having the sidetrack ex
tended north iM'jond the stave mill. Ed
Nugent says we aie to have u station on
the north end, called the Factory Turn
Around.
A. Whyte went to Clarendon, Thursday
and returned Friilay.
W. S. Shaver left last Thursday for
Mena. He sarslie is going then1 to re
store hU lost fortune. We wish him
abundant success.
W. F. Clemens, of Clarendon, was in
town last week in the interest of the
Home Forum insurance order, recently
organized here.
K. ]j Kerry was the recipient of a new
years’ present that produced the most
gigantic smile that v.e have seen for some
time. It is a boy and weighs eight and
a half pounds. Fears were entertained
that tin* mother would not survive, hut nt
present she is doing well, and the young
Kerry is rapidly ripening.
Our genial friend, M. N. (iaines. the
"Kiu/.ard” (coroner), of St. Francis coun
ty, paid our town a visit Friday night,
and was in • Divine presence” until the
train whistled for the bridge One who
tieheld his blanched cranio n, in the
moonlight, as he rail to the depot, says
that he encountered a bnrbed wire fence
that did considerable damage to the low
er extremity of his scissor tail coat. We
regret very much to hear of his misfor
tune, as we greatly appreciate his visits,
and we hope l.e wiil make them more fre
quent in the future.
James Humphreys and hi-i sister. Mi-s
Emma, of Coit, was visiting the family of
O. W. Crippen last Sunday. While Kiev
were here the horse they were driving
was taken sick and died the following
day.
Exposure to Disease
Does not lieeesSHiily mean the contrnc
tiou of disease provided the system is in u
vigorous condition, with the tdood pure
and nil the organs in healthy action.
When in shell a enmlition contagion is
readily resisted and the diseaso germs
can lind no lodgment. Hood's Siu-apm
til.a is the liejit meilicinu to liuild up tiie
>} stem. Iieealise it makes pure, rich tdood.
and pine hlood is the basis ot good lieallli.
in CUld weather it is especially neeessai j
to keep tip tile hea'tli lotto liecatlse Hie
liody is siilijeet to greater exposure and
more liatde to disease. Hood's Sarsapa
rilla is the safeguard of health.
A country exchange says : ‘-Tliis
paper will soon ho sixteen 3'ettrs
old. It is fairly prosperous as
country papers go. The editor
has been living on a minimum
down to science, the devil has long
ago solved the problem of living
without either loot! or raiment
while the business manager bas
joined the church and is so sure ot
bis future that be doesn’t care
whether ho lives at till. VVe'vo
come out on our old hand press
week after week without money
or without price. Wo print a good
newsy paper, hold our old subscri
bers and get a new one once occa
sionally We are happy and eoh
tented. Wc may not have much
to live for, but, owing to the un
certainty of the future, wo have
nothing whatever to die for. We
believe that our cheerful ness is re
flected in t be columns of out* paper
If )< u want to participate in this
carnival of cheerfulness wo are
now having, it will only cost you
a dollar a year. Just think of il ;
fifty cheerfulnesses tor a dollar_
joy is (rightfully cheap these hard
times.”
General Merchandise Attached.
Dry Goods,
Keep a complete and beautiful line of
Dress Goods, Ginghams, Calicoes. Etc
Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hard
ware, Stoves, Harness and Furniture.
jl complete ustiew
The patronage of our old customers and friends and the paLl*
invited.
Our Old Stand. Forrest City, Ark.
H. A. KNIGHT & CO.
Ii i : A IiKUH I>
M
! Store.
'l
COPuRECT PRICES.
Winthrop Bnildina:, North Washington St.
BnrWc have fresh Rolled Oats, Hominy, Navy Beans. Canned Kraut
and Kidney Beans, and all the staple goods. Your trade is invitedaii]
appreciated. Courteous attention to ail.
THE HOME THEATKEHT
OF FEMALE DISEASES.
To assist modest women, who will not submit to humiliating
examinations, in treating themselves at home, a book has been
^i^prura which acscrioes ine symptoms
of all female diseases ami explains their
projrer treatment.
Coplesof this vnlunblo 128-paffo book will ho
mailed to auy lad> on receipt of iivecent« by
Her* II. L. McELREE, St. Elmo, Tenn.
COST OF TREATMENT*
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