The Forrest City times. [volume], December 15, 1899, Image 6

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C{}e4fDiKSl<titn crimes.
CAN D VOIGT A VADAKIN.
editor* and Publl*h*r*.
irHMSOr *CB*CK1PTU)S
fs*r. II J» SI* iiw'olh*. TV Its. Three
Months. teOw. lr.r»rt«l.iT in A<l»snrv.
fiibllslird Kv*rv Friday Afternoon.
FRIDAY AKTRWtOOX. ME*' I«. Isos.
M|>ecii»l prices oh Photograph A I*
Juiius diiiiiig all ol next week »t the
>r*island, The) are timid* aie.
nselili Mini spin epilate fit C.Illisllil IS
remembrance*.
Miss Myra Morrow, of Brownsville.
Telia., hiriveil in the city ThwiIhv. on
a ImllftHV Visit to I ejatIVeS. Mini is a
•-hstminc Burst of hrr uncle, Mr. b. Jl.
Maun, Mini wife.
0 <l .SmmIh rlsus is warned to apia-itr
pi W. I*, ^vhiis* (i||M-ery Mini select
finin hi* immense slocfc of Christina*
Goods Just »'acli Miticird ns will please
ilie old Mini young.
You <*|i|e4 Ihiv goods in m
cheap store, nor " \ oiimer ' whisky in
a cl leap hotel or cafe. tVhen you
•Irink •• Volliner ” you drink the heel
your money can buy.
Miis l.mly (ngrum arrived jp I lie city
IVednesiia). Mint will iiel liotuewitli liel
sister. Mis. N. K. Ingram. Miss l.ady
tins a host of mi I in 11 mi; fl lends lisle who
vwelcome h«i “home.’’
If you feel dull. languid, broken
down, debilllated, have weak Stomach
••.I' md.Beslion. use Dr. M. rfi'iiumii*
Oliver Medici nr J. ||. fluilMVRIil ,V
Co. Becker ,V J.ewji,
tv lieu you stall out to |ppke >our
< lnlitmus piuciiHses. uo straight t*> W.
1'. Kvans. Ills slock is so large mid
varied that it wilt iioi be necessary no
you to look elsewliere.
We are sorry lo again have occasion
In chronicle Hue week Ilm dines* ot
I'apl.T. £. Haskins, who has l>eei.
unable in at tend lo business duties o.
the city (or several dgys.
Dr. M. 4* iMputl'uis Jyiver \fedh-int
searches out all imfiil ti|rn in the sys
lent, and ex|>eis the|p harmlessly b>
i lie tmlurai channels. J. U. Dunavant
A Cuv Becker X JriWi*.
* Nothing would please your wife or
husband wore limn a work or waste
brisket, respectively, Buy ’em at the
Newsstand fmiii 30c to $1 23 each,
rv'iiie new ones just received.
Go to S. Brady's for Christmas Nov
elties. lie has a large nod Vaiii-d as
Mirtiueiil of watches, clicks, jewelry,
silverware anil my* suitable for the oc j
casion, and inv ites your trade.
No wan can work well with n torpid !
liver or constipated bowelg. A few do-1
sea ot thickly A“b bitters will tjtiickiy
rewove this condition and tpaku woti.
a pleasure. 8oid by J. 11. Tiptuu.
Cooking and heating stove wood,
cut any length desired and delivered
to any part of the cily at 7oc. per load
llow Beck's Mill at (jow spring. Leavt
orders at Beck's Blacksmith Shop.
The news of the illness ot our friend
Harry Thomas, of the Graham Fin in
leached lh« city Tuesday. We m> ■
•-wry indeed to letim Hint the yoiin;
wan is threatened with pneumonia.
S.Dr- M. A. Mil.moos Jdver >i•-<Ii*-ir:.
lias since 1M0 steadily l inen in pubtii
tnvor. and the demand for it tar rx
.-eeds that of any other liver medicine
1 II. Dunuvant A Co, Becker \ la w
is.
See Fussell. Graham & Co.’s new i.»
verlisement in this paper. They ai.
"o»v selling the celebrated Albaiios?
Hour. and it is giiatanireil to be ««|t|i.
! o the llnest outlie WUlket. J I v ;
sack.
I’ncle Bob Milchtd). of I’raiiie town
slop, was a genial visitor to them.
iVnlnrsduy. I’ncle Bob looks l..fwan
in a g.sal ('Illiniums and says theie i
no startling news from bis neighbor
hood.
M. H'. Hill wax In town hnil 11 pleas
ant raller mi ilii* oflli-e WhiJiiomIh)
After ■liiiniMr.i |. liix |>oxiotlli;e will in
Marianna. nx lie will it«t employed n
l*ee county inxt year tm the Hogei:
{•face.
Toys, including drums, tin Imrne
doll*. Inniimiiic.ii, ininieuI lustrum* nt
aid nuinerotis oilier uitkdex to insk
i liechildren happy ii|*on Christmas day
in-*' is- ton ml at tli«* j we rv store uf >
Jin.dy.
I want your Christniu* trade in Con
tectioii* Oranges. Apples anti olliei
j-'inits. >tils, fireworks Mint Toys. M
.*i<ck is op to date ..ml my pi ices nr*
down to ilie lowest living imlch. \\
J*. Kvuns.
Our new invoice of all kinds o
fjnokx, combined with mir regnlai
xloik. makes Hie biggixt line Man
dard, Juvenile and Gift Hooks eve
►••own in Konest City. Lund voigt A
Vailakiii.
When yon tliink of xiwpdiiig you
<'In lelgiax tiionev go to \V. T. Saiilleie
I be grocer, be will be sure to plene
>011 in price, beauty, quality and \x
riety. Hie place is headquarters loi
Manta Claus.
Mrs. Alva 1‘atton (nee Taylor) of
Woodward. O. T., arrived in the city
Wednesday to spend Christmas will,
relatives and friend* all of whom are
delighted to see tier and that she Is
locking so well.
bloating after eating, indigestion,
flatnienee or w atei hrvsli. may tie quick
ly coin rted through tlie use id 1'iukh
Ash Hitters. It strengthen* dig* scion
cleanse* ami regulates the bowels. Mold
by J . II. Tipton.
r Voiii Christmas shopping will not bo
complete until vou have visited the To*
1‘ataee of W. |\ Kvans’. lie lias (it*
laigssl a»- in i inelil i f iiolls. Vases
Cups sod Manors. Shaving Mugs aou
Novelties in the city.
Ban Iks _J9 It* W Yh Haw Uwaji Bsuftit
j
ncrrlly ||*t l|w ending Bellq.
Tli# littl# bl|nd >*><1 •'»« lt##n quit# busy
th# past jnontha, and tit# services of
Hi# niirister. f^uir# and reporter have
lieen in rieniapd—th# two former to tin the
; knot which joins "the loving hearts," and
! llie Utter to encourage the gosid work by
' picturing tl»e happiness resultant of Cu
: pid's doings.
t hie of the mqtf pleasant occasions of
this kind this season was the marriage of
Iff- th A. F.zell to Mrs. Minnie (Clark)
Smith, last Tuesday evminr.
j AIT o'clock the friends of the contract-1
j ins i-artie* gg||iered in the home of Mr. and !
] Mrs. J>. 1. Munbr. where the bride was
a guest for several days, and at 7:80 J
promptly, hid- J. X Couch stepped to
; the cinter of the parlor ami In a few tno
! uietiis the couple presented theiuseives—
baikiug the ideal man and woman, and the!
r.vjs of happinpas depicted on their faces
r< Heeled upon the wt I nesses like sunbeams
iu the early ti)fffn. The impressive cere
mony o( the If*piist fhpfcli over, Mr. and
Mrs. F.zell received the congratulations of
their iriemU and then repaired to the
home of llie groom, where excellent music
and "tripping the light fantaslic too’’ wore
the evening away, and Ml reluctantly bid
them good-ni^ht, leayjpg their good wishes
behind llieiii.
The happy couple wprp the recipient*of
• number of bea, tiful presents.
It is needless to say guylhiug commend
alory of the gfoom. fpr everybody knows
I Jus *'■— a geufleytau in every respect,
wlmle-souled, £ever, handsome. The
bride !« every tiling her husband Jeould
wish—young, beautiful and attractive—
ih# noblest work of Hod, a good woman.
Hit maiden name was M innie Clark, and
she is a typical Arkansas jewel, having
U’eii Uiru and raised in this State.1
T iik Timks wishes them a safe voy age
■iowrn the river of life, and should trials,
temptations and adversity tieset them on
the way, may they, by their love for each
other and faith in Hod, "paddle their owu
caooe" through Him rapids.
For 5*lc.
My House and J.ot in front of the
V. i*. Knight properly. One of the
uinsl desirable location* in the city.
Address, M. W. IZARD.
Or TtaiKs Office. ilrinkley, Ark.
First Through Train.
The first through trsiu on the Choctaw,
Oklahoma & Uulf Railroad, from Memphis
to Weatherford, O. T., passed this city
!a«t Sunday morning going west at 1:15
o'clock. It consisted of two day coaches,
two sleepers, one chair car, baggage and
eipre**, all yestibuled, gpd of the most im
proved pattern, The schedule is stout
*4 minutes faster between Memphis end
Forrest City than formerly. This is the
fir*: regular vestibuled train aver run
through tlda city, and marks a new era in
railroad accommodation, and is only a
forerunner of still greater and better
thing*. We hope the trip to Memphis may
owi be made in nil hour or hour and a
quarter at the outside.
The day trains lu and out Of Forrest
0‘ty are about the same as usual, except
tlier carry a chair cur and are scheduled a
f-w minutes later. (See schedule in m
o her ruluiuu.)
Kverybody i* elated at the progress and
prosperity of the "Old Reliable,’' and its
praises are being sounded on every hand.
It will of course take some time to finish
the great work undertaken hy the new
oiMiiagemeut, but iu lime the Choctaw will
la- one of the greatest railroad factor* in
the country. We wish them prosper!)'.
If troubled with diuineas, furred
tongue, latter taste in umutli. bloated
reeling after raling. constipation m
*n k headache, use Ur. M. A. Simmon*
Liver Medicine. J. II. UuiiiiVMiit A
t’«. Jieeker A Lewis.
For broken liiuba. chilblain*, burns,
•mild*, bruised shins, sore t In oat. mid
*orea of any kind, apply Mallard's Snow
Liniment. It will give iinmediata re
mf and heal any wound, l’rice 2o und
.'diets, Webb A Sanders.
WANTKI>—Gtiui. ash, oak and pop
lar lumta-r. We will also, during the
'•►xi J*l days, leceive bids lor 250.0110
f»’el of oak dimension stuff. Terms on
• II. Cash. AdAreSs; C. K. IteacliA Co.,
station F., Si. Ja>iiih, Mo.
<»eo. O. Marlin,formerly of this city,
recently of Memphis, was in the city
i couple of days tiiis week on business
• ••d visiting relatives and old friends,
tie is now travelling nut of St. Louis,
naming a line of Saddlely.
"Talk ab' iit a mail walking a block
to get a diink of whisky, why there are
men w ho ride In and 15 miles every
•lav to get a dunk of my go«*d Old
Cumberland Rve. Sold at tbe Pearl Sa
"►•n only. 1. W. MaMiouy.
Our linul invoice of holiday goods
arrived from St. lamia today. Om
-imk is now complete and we are
early for the rush next week. Our
•i ices and our goods ai e sure to please
you. LnnUVoIgt A Vadakin.
\\ list customers say aland u linn may
alwuts lie taken as an evidence of its
popularity People who patroniee the
Maguolia Saloon. s«v that T. C. Folbre
A Co. handle the ia-st liquois ill the
city. Give their goods a trial.
After reading tbe manufacture)s'
ffu irantee. elsewhere in this paper, go
to Fussell. Graham &Oo., the agents,
and get u sack of the celebrated Alba
tross Flour, w hich has few if any equals
and no superiors on the market.
My son has been troubled for years
with climnicdi mimes. Sometime ago
I persuaded him to take some Cham
berlain’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Ke nedy. After using two bottles of
the J.Vcent Sir.e he was cured. 1 give
thi* testimonial, hoping some one simi
larly a libeled may read it and lie ben
etit-d.—Thomas C. Mower, Glencoe, O. j
Webb A SahUers:
Lyon.Mob**.
•" *h** w«»|*l not when he might.
He shall not when he wold*. M
The weather Sunday afternoon was
gpything hut agreeable to festive oc
casions or f<*r oilier occasions, but Cu
pj»} a i}nrt had pierced the hearts of
tap of St. Francis coip.ty's worth*
young folk, and nothing like a littls
weather ever interferes with an affair
of tiiis kind.
'Yppordinglv about •*> o'clock Sur.dav
afternoon. in the pieseuce of a tew
friends ami several guests. Mr. Sam
J.von and Miss Ida Ilobtie. of Colt,
were happily married in the parlors of
the JIntel Divine. Rev. \V. ('. David
son, of t|ie Metlnalisl church,ofliciating.
The bridal patty was mninoard of
the bride and groom, ami Messrs. E.
N. Ijilliland and 1>. L. f,yon, amj
Misses H’""* aipl .Jifimiie Lit*
tletiehl. After the ceremony was over
congratulations were extended and for
sometime the party had a merry even
ing together.
Mrs. Divine, whose reputation as a
hostess pas long since been made,
spread an elegant wedding supi>er for
the party, and they did it full jus
tice. The menu was extensive ant)
elegant, pmsisting of oyster*, tooth;
some solids, fruits, cakes, wines, etc.
Hy sourlesv of Mrs. Devine. Mr. S. IJ
Evins and ye junior partook of the
weddingpake.aml drank to the health of
the bride.
Titif TfWKS extends its best wish**.
May tl*py Jiave a merry, merry Ctifist
mas apd many happy ^’ew Years.
Spain’s Greatest Need.
Mr. R. 1’. Olivia, of Harcelona, Spain.
speii(f« his winter* at Aiken. S. Weak
nerve* had caused *ev« re pains in tbe
back of til* I lead, tin using Electrie Hit
ters. America'* greatest lilood and Nerve
Urmrdy. all pain soon left him. lie says
this grand medicine l« whaf his country
needs. All America knows that it cures
liver snd kidney trouble, purities the
lilood. tones up the stomach, strengthens
the nerves, puls vim. vigor and new life
into every muscle, nerve and organ id the
body, if weak, tired or idling you need
it. Every bottle guaranteed, only bU
cents. J. It. Diiiiavant A Co.
Elect.on of Officers.
•The K. it I,, of II. held fheir3rrgulgf
M’lni annual election ot officers last Friday
night, with ihe following rgsult:
Protector. ii. H. (iwyn; Past-l'rutecircfs,
Mis* Mai lie Mosle); Vice-Protector, Sol
Lewis} (Jhiip'a n; Mrs. II. A. Knight; F|
nsucial Reporter; C. L Knight; Record
ing Secretary, Mr*. Addle H. Nichols}
Treasurer, L. Roll wage; Sentinel, L. Da
vsnport} Guardian. Mrs. Daisy Fvaiot
Captain of the Uusrd, Ed Lamlvuigt.
— m _
A Frightful Blunder
Will Often cause a (terrible burn, scald,
cut or bruise, Uoekleii's Arnica Salve,
the best in the world, will kill the pain
and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores,
Fever Sores, deer*, Boils, Kelons, Curtis,
all Skin Kru|tiiiius. Best Pile cure ou
eaiili. Only *j.*t cts a box. Cure guarau*
iced. ,1. II. !)ii»uvaiit vt Co.
Compliment to Mrs. S, Q. Trapp, Jr.
On Saturday evening at T o'clock Mr*.
Sydenham |l. Trapp entertained delight
fully at proutesive dinner twenty-tour
guests from Montgomery's most charming
.ocial set, in honor of bey daughter. Mr*.
Sydenham B. Trapp, Jr., of Forrest City.
! Arkansas.
'1 he hospiluble home of Mrs Trapp wss
tastefully decorated with (lowers ami pot
ted palm* and uur Southern favorite, trail
ing suiilax.
In the diningroom, her twenty-four
guests were happily grouped in quartettes
around six tub e*. prettily arranged, mid
uniform in elegance ot appointment ami
beauty of ornament. Choice flowers in
slender glass vases formed the several cen
ter pieces, and effectively emphasized the
color tone in pink and green.
The menu of six tempting courses was
prettily served, each course individually
sustaining Mr*. Trapp's enviable and de
served reputation for artistic skill in the
preparation ot delicacies.
Sweetest music throughout the evening
and delicious punch (“MOW and Hum rel
ished by the best of mult'’) added a Thanks
giving ot holiday enthusiasm to the occa
sion. and brigiitem-d tile wits of tile merry
guest* as they "changed partners” in the
order of “progressive dinner.” Altogether
Mrs. Trapp's handsome entertainment
will lie remembered ami recorded as one of
llie most Uirq ie ami enjoy aide in Mont
gomery ’* social calendar lor tiiis season.
— Montgomery (Ain ) Advertiser.
Th® Beet Prescription Tor Chills
ami fever is a I tot tit* of Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. It is simply iron and qui
nine in a tasleless loim. It is ihe lirsi
tasteless tonicrwr nahufactured. All
other so-called tasteless tonics are im
itations. Ask any druggi.t about this
wlio is not IT'.'MIING an imitation.
Jodie Geo. I*. Taylor went to Little
Hoi k Sunday to attend the sale of the
assets td ilie defunct National Hank,
and was presented the ••filtltSl in county
bonds, of winch mention has been
made in lluse columns heretofore.
He careful w lien you goto purchase
tour oiatnr** tot t'lnistuias. that some
of nay won!.| l-e compeliltirsdon’t tty to!
pass tilt Mexican for j*'ioiiiiu orange*,
for uone of them handle Hint class of j
goods except myself, \V. I*. Kvui s.
Last Monday Ihe steam shovel in
tl»© railroad cut disclosed the resting
place of a Mastodon At a depth oft
30 feet from the surface n piece of the I
jawbone of some unknow n annual was
dug out. The piece measured <1 inches
long. 4 inches thick, and contained 1!
teeth, two Incites in length and one
inch in diameter. Tilt bone was of|
warble win ten ess. j I
Of t* Holiday fiuyers.
I have Just received a large Invoice
of.leweliy and Watchesj representing I
one of the l*est selected lines ever j
shown in this city. In addition to this,
one of.the largest j^welrv jn inufactnr-,
iug lirius in the Last I »}■< ponslgned lo J
me. for disposal dm mg j|ie holiday*. a
complete sample line of Jewelry ami
Novelties, which I will place on sale
from Saturday. Dec. 1*Uh, continuing
until Christmas Day. This, in connec
tion with the.cuods just received by ipe
will enable me to offer as large a selec
* jinn as any house in the South, embrac- •
jog everything in tin-jewelry line:
Link Buttons. Cuff Buttons. Stmls. j
Fobs, Watch Chains. Ladies' lorgnette
Chains. Pendants. Lace Pins. Brooches.
Scarf Pins. Watclietj. Charms. Brace-,
jets, lleartj. Belt Buckles. Toilet Sets.
Waist Sets. Steiling Silver Novelties of
ifll kinds, and an immense assortment
pf Ladies’. Men's and Children s (fold i
Kings.
1 ask your inspection before making
your purchase*.
r
* I
j
That Throotjipg Headachy
Would ipnrkly leave yen. if you peed
l)r. Kills'* New Lllr Pills. ThnUsainfa of
sufferers have proved liieir ln*tel|je«*
merit for sirk ami nervous liemlaclie*.
I'liey make pure Wish! and sirung nerves
ami Ollild up your liealth. Ka«y lo lake.
Try them. Only US eeni*. Money back
if not cured. J. It. Duuavant * Co.
Fpachcr**f St- Frangis.
The Soul hern {educational Ass "da
lion meets in Memphis l>ec. 27. 23 and
20. This will be the largest gatheringof
teachers who ever came together in
the South. Delegates and members
from almost every stale in the union
will be in attendance. Outlie program
are suclf names as, Dr- W. T. Ilairis. j
commissioner of education of I'nited
States ; Col. Francis IV. Darker, prin
cipal of the Chicago Normal Institute;
and others of like note, l’rof. -Iordan
has exerted every possible effort to
have the yery best ability of this coun
try lepreseuted un the program and ;
every member is looking forward to a
menial feast,
St, Francis county is so near Metnr
phis that the teachers or friends of ed
ucation in the county cannot afford to
miss it.
It la my hope that we will be well
represented. A number of teachers
have already told me they were going,
and I believe iny fondest hopes will be
realized. Anyone wishing further in
formation, address Yours truly.
Jas. S. McCon n k|,i..
A Marrow Escape.
Thankful words written l>v Mr*. Ads
K. Hart. «t Ifrnioti. a. 1>. •• l\ a* I skin,
with a bad cold which settled on my lung-;
cough set in and liuaiiy lermiualed in
Consumption. Four doeinr* gave me up j
te my Savior, determined If I cm.Id not !
stay witli luy friend* oil earth. I would ;
meet my absent ones above. My husband
was advised to get l)r. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, Cough* and
Cold*. 1 gave it a trial, took, in all. eight
laittles. It has cured me. snd thank (rod,
1 hiii saved and now a well and healthy
woman. ” Trial bottles free at J. 11.
Dumivaut A- Co.'s drug store. IfeguUr
size .’>0c. and $1. (lu.tranteed or pries re
funded,
A flood Citizen Moves Away,
Mr. -I. K. Armstrong left this week
for Forrest City, Ark., where lie has
accepted I lie management of the Klec
tric Light Company's plant. Should
the venture prove fruitful to him hs
will become one of the owners of same,
in which event his interest in the Hip
lev Light & Water Co., will be sold t<»
his partner, Mr. C. H. Jiarbee. who
will then be sole owner. Mr. Walter
McCalluin, win* lias been in Forrest
City some time will return to Itipiey
and take charge of Hie water and light
plant here. Itipiey iegrets to lose so
valuable u citizen and excellent gen
tleman as Mr. Armstrong, who has
ever been hrld in high esteem by our
people. We take great pleasure in
recommending him to Hie citizens of
Forrest City as one in everyway worthy
of their coniideiice and friendship.
Mrs. Arinstiong will remain in UipUy
some time— Lauderdale County Kn
terprise.
Collector's Notice.
>TOTICK Id HKUKliV UiVKX. That the
I undrrsirued. dlieiitl nml Kx-Onieiol'nl
l.eioiol lbe Hot rime u[ dt. Fim.el* Count t
Stale ol Arkansas, will attend in person or It)
dopu!) al the loll,,win* I nuts mid planes lor
j the pm pout' ol (Xiliei-lliitrtlie slate and count)
j ri’vt'tiuc ul said county tor the tear ISOti u>
nit:
.Madison totrniliip, at Forrest City, Monday
I January I. Itaat.
j Hlaollllsh township, at Aiktenrib Druthers'
I store. Wednesday. January J. p.*m.
l.'Anaiiille towiu>lii|i. at Kills' (Jin, Friday.
January .*>. Haas.
Goodwin Totrnsbip. ni Kirypt School House.
Sutiirdny, January it. Ivoi.
Wheetle) i.twnsliip. at Whectley. Monday.
January s. Ita«i
Goodwin lottnship. ut Gootlttlu. Tuesday
January W. ttaat. 11
1‘ralrle township. ut -Palestine, Wednesdui
January Hi. Itssi. i
Franks township. ul Itonalr. Thursday. Jan
uary Jl. IhQu.
I. lieo township, ut Colt. Friday, January
15. Hast. 3
Tel ns i township, at i 'uldwell, Saturday. Jan
nary M. P.ssi. "
tiiiairs Township, at Wldener. Monday '
January I.V lt»n. * :
John Son intt usliip, ut Horton's store. Janu- 1
art la. Ites*.
Madi-on township, at Forrest City, ffoiu !
Wediie».i iy. January II. to April III. ling noth i
iiioluilve.
All persons are requested to brlnir their Iasi
year's lax receipts when they eoaie to imy
laves. Ilmt nosi,ik. s mu t t»e st ui.led. 1 3
W. K. W 11.1.1.\Ms.
Sheriff and Colh-eior of M. I laheis Count),
Heeenitier l. I'».
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Write tor Illustrated Catalogue
PRBB,
X. Milford, Jeweler, Memphis, Teas,
The Kind Ton Have Always Bqwght, and which has bee*
in use for over 30 years, has borne t{)e signature*#
_/} - and has been made under hi* pqu
rS* •onal supervision since its infhnc**
Allow no one to deceive you in thi£
All Counterfeits, Imitations and *«Just-as-good” are !>„*
Experiments that trifle iflth and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment,
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare,
goric. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
jitoraneli and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's panaeeor—Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years,
▼Ml CISTAOS COMPANY, TV MViMV •TRKfT, NtW V««ft C#TV.
™Geo. P. Taylor & Co.
Forrest City, Ark.
Real Estate l Seaerai lasaraaee Agents aal Broker;
Representing the
Old Reliable,
Time Tried and
Fire Tested
Companies.
Gin#», Saw Mills
and
Farm Property
a Specialty,
^ ** I 1 axes, Kpdot'in Lauds, Sell and Kxeliange Property,
Money Loaned on Improved Farm Property on Five
and Ten Years Time.
M k Skll Imkk. Lii k. T«*ny.\»>«» and AeciDgNr Poluiks
i AND MaKK YoL’K HoND.
roUKKSlMNDKNrK SOUfITKD.
Lock Box 21. Office in Court House.
L. R. GROBMYER,
Proprlator pf t*\m
CITY MEAT MARKET
llent Side Aoi'fh )\<inhhinton Stvect.
Keeps Fresh Meats of all kinds and Game in season. Buys and icfli
Live Stock, paying the highest Market Price for Hogs "and Gallic.
\ our trade and inquiries solicited.
The Albatross Flour
Is Sold Only by
Fusseil, Graham & Co.
v.AGE]SrTS. ^
Copj-of Guarantee prhmxl on tin- hack <>r Kverr A|,|| vrttftSS 8«ek•
• WHY ALBATROSS FLOCK IS THE BEST:*'
lM. 1 he Albatross Hour is mado from tbc finest selected
Missouri «*.fi winter wheat and is warranted to be our highest*
giade of Flour.
-d. It is prepared upon the latest scientific principles,
guaranteed absolutely pure, and wo offer $1000 for any proof
to the contrary.
dd. Our motto is quality regardless of cost
4th. Wo guarantee the Albatross Flour to bo absolutely
uniform and reliable, as ti„o as any flour made or wo will
cheerfully roliind your mono}-.
*hh. c guarantee it to give |>erfcct satisfaction for bread,
biscuits and all kinds of pastry.
6lb. We will deem it a favor if you will allow us to make
anything satisfactory that you do not find so. If Albatross
Hour does not come up to our guarantee and your expect*
lion#, pica*o report Ili * *uinc promptly.
Yours lor High Grade Flour.
p . JOHN F. MEYER &. SONS.
For sale only by Sl. Louis Mo.
Fusseil, Graham & Co., Agts.,
FORREST CITY, ARK.
w. E. DUNCAN,
I:Barber and Hairdresser!
North Washington St.. Forrest City.
hot„NDcold_
t irst'dass Service) polite attention. Your patronage