The Forrest City times. [volume], June 12, 1903, Image 7

About The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919

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JAS. FUSSELL, Pres:dent.
RO--WAGE„Vice President.
tiie
CHAS.Vl. SANDERS Cas' er.
J. T. FONDREN. Ass't Cash.er.
BANK
-OP
jj fully ( :<ii5>;-f-J to do n General I)«nKitifr RnslnP33 and solicits the accounts of
Corporation , Irma and Individuals.
Capital Stock, t^aid in, $30,000,
Surplus $12,000.
Will extend to patrons every accommodation con
sistent with safe Banking principles.
Safety Deposit Vault I Customers.
Dealers in
Fine Watches, Clocks, j
Jewelry, Diamonds ?
j and Silverware.
^ \V e rre now located at Duna
vant's Drue Store.
t
_ — jj
Repairing of all kinds a Specialty \
li D. HATCHER.
J. F. STOUT.
HATCHER & STOUT,
Proprietors of tho
and Dealers in
Fine Buggies, Harness, Etc.
a-J Stable Jouth Ride of Railroad, near Marion Hotel.‘©a
Fine Turnouts on Short Notice.
Courteous Attention and Reasonable Rates.
’>'* you hat to hi vo '
vJr i,ive to Eat?
However, it matters not
so much which, but
in either ease it is
iinpo: tant, both to
your stomach nml
iligestivo organs
as well as the
tat of your
purse, tliat
during 1903
you buy yi.nr
(1 roeerics
i lugivoly of
YV. T. SANDERS,
< ’ary mg as I
do, such a I urge
and complete lino of
,ioouH->-U»e greatest
variety and the
freshest m town,
it occurs to mo
that you should
bo my customer.
May I hope to
have you trv my
^oods and service.
Phone ^io. 1.
J.W. Beck & Co.
Highest Market Price paid for
All Country Produce.
• lie Bachelor Maids.
ML<s Hath Hatcher entertained the
bachelor Maids Mond»v night in honor
of her guest. Miss Ida Govau. of Hele
"i* I he affair was very elaborate and
• '1|'1 crPdit to the lair and vivacious
jhostess,
J lie decorations were all in \ inlet and
w hite, the dining tabie being especially
attractive. Wide vio'et and white
ribbon was draped from the
I chandelier to each corner of the table
*nd there caught with clus'eis of
j vioIet and white sweet peas and
asparagus ferns In the center of the |
i tab e sat the punch bowl filled with
violet punch. The punch S iwl was j
brt.ked with white sweet peas aid
ferns.
1 lie score cards were very pretty,
| containing violets done in water col-i
iors. The score was kept by Miss Kibe"
Got man and Mrs. barrow.
The gentleman s prize—a violet pic
ture frame—was won by Mr. Tom
Homey.
j liie ladies prize—a siiower bcqui t
I of violet and white pansies—was won
I by Miss Martha Hatcher.
Kt ftt shmenis—violet and while
cream and Hachelar M .id's cake.
Miss Jiuth Hatcher was assisted in
; receiving by Mrs. Hatcher. M-s G >
van. Mis Harrow and Miss Home.
Those present were Miss () ive G .t
iing.lt. Iv Palmer; Miss Louise G ti
ling, Sol Ilambleton; Mies Mattie
Cummings, Ted Norton; Miss Emma
beck, Tom Parham; Miss Martha
; Hatcher, Ed Allen; Miss Mary Mal
lory, Torn Heme}; Miss Tolise lioll
i wage, Walter Gorman; Miss IVatl Ai -
j dersor. Jag. Jz-ud; Miss Far.nie Wii -
i throp, Tom I’ettus, Miss Mary Met
win, ilarrv Knight.
Ladleo and Children Inv ted.
| Ail ladies and children who cannot slant!
the shocking strain of laxative enups,
! cathartics, etc , are invited to try the ta
mous Little Early Ibsen They are dif
' ferent from other pills. I hey do not puns ■
the system. Even a double dies - will not
' gripe, weaken'cr picket many people call
j them the easy pill, W.jJ. Howell. Hotis •
ion, Tex., says nothin'" beft-Jr ecu he used
| for constipation, sick headache, etc. Hob
j Moore, Lafayette, Ind., says all others
; gripe and sicken, while DeWittV Ihtt’e
r. irly Kisers do tln-ir work well and ease
; SoliJ hy J. T. Sanders.
A Hen I’artv,
The vottnge.' “smart set" et joyed
! with no small degree of pleasure h
, fantastic “hen party” at the home of
; Miss ••'stelle I’ettns. Just M nday even
ing. The esteem beauty of these “fair
; littie women” tent very attractively
to tire costumes worn, and “I'ade
j rewski,” “Faust,” ‘'Count I>e Fombra”
j and many others were indeed ravish
j ing to look upon. After many hours of
high merriment, the charming “young
| men” were daintily served with rasp
berry cream and cake, when they were
j all safely chrfperoned to their respec
tive homes by Mrs. Ilenry and Miss
Marie I’ettus.
Those present were Misses Madeline
liollwage, Dainty Gatling. Attye Heck,
Mary Gorman, Floy Hancock, Mary
Alley. Lv.t Dridgeforth, IJeverley Hor
ney, Dora Vadakin, and Miss Wilkes,
of Helena.
Worst of All Experiences.
Can anything be worse tlian to feel that
every minute will lie your last? Such
was the < xperhence of Mrs. S 11 New
son, ltecntur. Ala. ‘-Fi r three years” she
writes, ‘ I endured insufferable piin from
ndigestion, stomachal::! h r.vel tronlhe.
Death seemed inevitable when Ucr’ois
and all remedies failed At length i was
I induced to iry K eetric Hilti rami Hie rt
J stilt was miraculous 1 improved ai once
i and no v I m completely recovered.” put
j Liver, K dney, .Stomach and IJo.vc! trollb
. les h ectric Hitters is Hie only medicine.
! Only r>0y. ltsguaranleedhyJ.il Duna
j vant, di negist.
Their Silvt'- 1’’cddiii".
The v, ritei had the very great p’ens
ureand honor to attend lh<* reception
given in Helena lust Saturday night bv
Rev Charles If. L* cktin el. I> ;>,anl
his estimable wife. ceiehr.c iog the
twenty tifth anniversary of their m ir
' riage.
Owing to the fact that they have so
many irieuds here and elsewhere,
! reached by The Times, who will be in
I terested :;i this hhppy occasion, we re
j p.uduc>* from the Ile'ena Wall tin
following detailed and very deseived
I account:
IS TIIE SOCIAL UMALAI
f" The h me of Rev. and Mi s ( ii . : if,
| IjOckwood. the ivc’oiv, was It <• scfne
| on Saturday evenii g >f mo* , f
: most brilliant social I ions * : i :•(•* m
; yt ai s.
On this evening Mr and Mm ! >r*k
• wood celebrated their Oliver wedding
annivessaiv, and see rai iiinuired
, friends were invited to accept the h •
. pit.dity of HiHir home on the occasion—
II iteir wedding occurred on June fib
j 1S78, at Faribault, Minn.
Throughouttheev. iiing.fr in s until
11 o’clock, the friends of Rev. and Mi
l.ockwood thronged the pcCiy. o;
ping long enough to off-r sincere can.
| gcatulations to ih * '*bnde a. d cn * in ’
1 upon their attainment of the (|>mi tv: -
century mark of happiness, and m w i.-h
for them a continued j >y I t mm;,
years to come
The occasion was indeed i Inpt y
one. not only for Mr. and Mr. !/>• <
wood, hilt for aU their friends, wl.o
were giad indeed of this oppm t uni! \
to formally present their gt* Kings
and thus a tle.tgh ■ il evening \>
i spent Mr and Mrs 1, ekwted w*i>
assisted in th** leceptnc* f ili-e g i*- i
jy ]> sh [) W M. Miowo. ot I. .il
(Rock. Mis Mary 1! cc. i; v. 1!. \\
KhHmes.nl 1! tlesvdh*. and M: j i .not
Mis Greerfi-ld (J miles. lntlu*«*;v
ice of a delightful Irappe and refresh
mentJ the host and Icstess had the
’■ s;a.«.i»ce ui it number of > ,umj
<>'e purlv including Misses At
ties and Marie Lockwood. I me Pillow
Martha Tappan, Kate hmi] U.h.i
enni.- bv'te. Florence Faulkner, Kate
and Mary Carvill.
I'nrmu me reception hour* there
weie rendered several musical m;m*
. ,s hX Bessie Tappan ami
\nna t aulkner ami llotmrt (Jordon,
Ir.llnt were much enjoyed by the
tucsis there assembled.
M;. anil Mrs. boric wood were the re*
i;■ *i■ mts of a cleat many handsome
nits 11inn friends lu’e in Helena and
elsewhere, testifying to tin* cleat
■'•tet m in which they are held. One of
1 h * handsomest of these was a chest
d silver, which was presented by the
vestrymen of the church. With the
cilt w.is the follow,m; note of con
gratulation and good wishes, signed by
each member ot the vestiy:
‘•Helena. Ark., June ft h, BKt:t
lb v. (lias. II. book wood, lle.ena
Arkansas.
‘‘ 1 teal Mr. Lockwood: —
1 lie ve*■ 11 v of St. .loliti’s congratu
■ate run most heartiIy upon tt s tlie
I i irter century anniversary of ymn
wedding day. and wish you in my more
years id happiness and usefulnras. As
i 1 e * t i tiion i a I of our love mol esteem
.too in acknowledgment of om appre
idafinn of tlie uniform courtesy and
kindness that has c'.iaraciei i.r d your
altitude towaids us during ;i ’ 111
m :im we have been associated with
\oii. as well as our in tabledi to
von for many years of fa Hilul and
h v ng service in blnlfufst. John's,
wi'li g loiemlti you tills gift. Out'
u (I; w if in s go o il 1,» you, and ,.lu» (.■
\"i,t faitldiil wife, the insp'i itj m ol
w I o e loyal c to, It.i tiBlbp I, is been
visible in all your w.i k iinp’tyg us.*’
The congratulations and good wishes
expressed in the note from the vestry
hutrrtbct ttie sentiment of every one
in Helena, where for fnuiieeu years
Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood and taunlv
tiave held a sacred place in the lieaits
"1 all tlie people. These good wishes
were freely :md enthusiastically ex
ri‘*sv1 Saturday everting bv il l who
e- j i;, ed ; he gracious ho -pit ality i I the
t> ii ish home of St John’s and wid he
Itlt from day today and from \e it
to y*at in that future which all shad
I'1') 1 will hold for the good rector anti
his eo<.d wife only j iy and happiness
and prosperity.
Tax on LSab es,
Exhejne hot weather is a great tux upon
tlir <i‘C‘ dive power of Imbies; when puny
noil feeble they should he given a few
doses of While's ('renin Vermifuge, the
childrens' tonie. Jt vviil stimulate nnd
tacilitate the digestion of ilieir food, so
that they soon become strong, health)
and active, ado at .1. T. Sanders’.
Dance at Marion.
O.i Wednesday night Miss Dora
.adakin entertained quite a ] nfe
numb.T of her friends with a dancii g
patty at tire Hotel Marion, complimen
tary lo Iter guest, Miss Maty Louise
Wilkes, of Helena.
Mis. Goddard, and Misses Mary
Iztrd and L diie (t or man ate due
especial mention lor their cliaperonage
and untiling zeal which contributed so
very much to the success of the enter
tainment.
About toil'y of the younger r tea ft
sot assembled, and their enjoyment of
the pleasure of the evening, to judge
by tl.eir happy faces and fnqueirlex
pres.dons, was intense and perfectly
sati->f ictory, and Dora was profusely
complimented upon her ability as a
gnci us little hostess. A liugh bowl of
Frappe bad a convenient siiualn.ii in
the-;i •.cions dining room and was a
popular attraction.
Those present were:.
Misses Madeline Rollwage, Ida
Ciovan, Mary Alley. Ruth Hatcher.
”T uy Col ni III. D riiity Hailing, E-del le
ttu , Mabel IVtlus, I'.oy Hancock.
Mva I’ridgefotth. Louise Wilkes. Nur
mi I >ylor, Mary Word, Messis
(>t'o Kollwiigtv Tom Gatling, .John
Hilling, Wilde t*r"vVin, Turn Kiidge
foiih, Heo, Taylor, Hazel Decker. Ed
wan! Koleson, Vernon Hancock, Clus.
H itnan, D ibert H oman, Nathan NT"i
ton, Philip Isaacs, Archer Hatcher,
-I'dm Harrow, Mrs. Nichols, Mr. at d
Mrs Edward Koleson, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmonds, Mss Kite O'Neal, Mr.
H 'Mold, Mi . Vadakin.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
" ■' i‘ i .i! appi.-ations, am tlu-j cannot
it'it* .1 tltc scat of the itiscasi*, t )hIan It is
a li nod or cutis',ir;tmii;tI disease, end in
I order to cure it jou must take internal
reined es. Hall’s C’lttairh Cure is taken
internally and acts directly ou the blood
J and mucous surfaces. Mali’s Catarrh Curi
| is not a quack nedteine. It whs pre
scribed by one of the best physicians in
this country for .tears, anil is a regular
prescription, it is composed of the ties!
unties known, combined with the be'i
h ood purifiers, acting diircMv on the inn
ei , Mir I ares. The p>ri*ct coin!, i , non
.1 ae pm inured.i-its - wbat produ 'f
1 -H,' ondd in, rest) i. iii curing Catarrh.
Send 'or test itiioti . 11 ce
I'. .1. Cheney & Co . Props , 'J', j,,, O'
Su’d In diui’L' sts. Pi . 7*,,.
Mali’.- Pant! ) Pills art? Mm In st.
Affidavit
New Lease of Lifo for an Iowa
Postmaster.
Postmaster R. II. RaDdall, Dunlap, la.,
•ays: I suffered from indigestion and re*
aultir.g evils for years. Finally I tried
Kodol. 1 soon knew I had found what
1 had long looked for. 1 am better today
than in year3. Kodol gave me a new
lease of life. Anyone can have my af
£davit to the truth of this statement.”
Kodol digests your food. This enables the
system to assimilate supplies, strengthen
ing every organ and restoring health.
Kodol Makes You Strong..
Preps red only by E. C. DeWitt& Oo.,Chtca*i»
7'be* I bottle coat aunt't,-. i limes the c. sue
J. 1. SANDKU.-i.
A MijrhiN V* ipon
in the ni< 1 i l that will
drive the •!t fi i the doof>
is a snug ,iK it in: .11 a good
Havings hank. Don’t delay
thin important duty to your
family, or you will regret it
when Fortune frowns. Lay
by a small amount of your
weekly earnings in
THE BANK OF FORREST CITY
and you will thank us for tl e
suggestion.
OLD BARBEE.
I * I'll** Whiskey that Made Kentucky Fuuiouh.
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eta
O'"
nr
At the Green Tree Saioon
IKE MALLORY, Prop.
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OTTO SEYI’HKL, President. J\ G. PARTON. Mang'r nml T rests.
L. X*. BERRY, Vice-President. U. W. I ISLIEU, Secretary.
F. G. Barton Cotton Co.
COTTON FACTORS,
316 Front Street, : MEMPHIS, TENN.
Liberal Advances Made on Al! Oansigiimor.ts.
■ winynix^Mwst, n—M iirnr mr
WortSi Your
V*
('nil to yee uy, 'J'clfjtlioiy <)9I,
Or write for Catalogue.
Buggies )
Surreys 1
Phaetons
Carts
Harness J
Wagons, i
We arc Owners,
Not Agents.
Crump & Rehkopf,
Purchasers of the
Wood s-Ch Sckasa w
Manufacturing Company
Stock Under the
5 Jammer.
CO
02 Second Street,
Tennessee,
For the Summer Season
Brandon & Bauorh
Are -liowiiig llu: prettiest
line of
Ladies’ Dress Goal’
ptf** ** -
Ever seen in this City—
Cal! Eariy and Get First Choice.
Men’s Clothing, Hats ant: Shoes.
General Mirclianlise.
1.. K. (iROJLVIi’ER,
’!• or tiio
CITY MEAT MARKET
U i’St Still1 .V o l tit tVff •*-I ill r' f 1 it t.
Keeps Fresh Meat' e; r.i! kinds «m! Game m season p.>.\ Sr.»l *» >*n
Idre Stork, paying the highest Market Price i,.r ling* and Cattle.
Your trade ami inquiries solicited.