The Forrest City times. [volume], May 27, 1904, Image 2

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Cbtf driest £itn times.
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lANDVCICT & V ADAKIf*.
bailor* Puolisr.ar*
7B&*- >f wrascaimox.
tM Tear.*! *»l - * Hea-.^a. 3 C-a TMrre
Moe :**.*, CM. I»»«rtiVT M A*wmam.
ran ATarrt?!>oo.*< mat r. u*a.
Th* World'* Fair.
TLe«r.:*:. arccij r. s3trMra. Va
iakm <3ajar •-,. m: j*Jt.3aj a iM »fe*
Ijt *»; Ij. .If. to a.t«s,3 UL* 1.4 Fair.
W« traTf f*d via to» )«. Loci* lroc
v AnU,nAS,«::.ni atd
l (MtiAftwa • # *«./tUt55f
rn.ee 0* ;o^.;a; caii. r :* .rf-x
- :*(3. bo?l, h t. Kj-itnxa; and 5: ur
Leaving her* at - - p a .we s-ii.ed
at VV) r,nt L*Lf *s, hour later. An boui
v ,i spent there very pieasaLtly conver
■ re with car friends. of whom w*havt
2 dly r ember .n that splendid to an.
7 e C*nr. -> Hill arrive! promptly or,
t 1 rotr. Memphis. ar.d we were soon
xafoitahly located in a hands.ta*.
c van and *c^j Pullman » e*;er, in
wLicb, after v* Lad ei j yed the area*
cf a fairly good c»*«r, we retired and
w ere wt oblivions to all s „rr ^riding*.
We arr.ved at .St L. bet.mes next
morning ar.i tak.r.g a Market street
car g ing »fSt were s<xn .auded at the
Mat* Building entran * wh.cb is *1
i *: witLin a stone's tbr ■* of the la
r de Inn. tf * place of our abode during
n-r -‘ay at the Exposition.
'iue lii4 - Inn contains forms
a . w:il accommodate •> person .
s uated ^ it is ujon one of the m st
s ubtly. pi«fur*Hj-.e and coolest spot*
nr-,r, the Lx; vition ground^ it has 3.1
t: e advantages of convenience, and at
t .? same t:m* < ‘ a l tne in the woods.
T. e tre<-s of For***. Park surround the
I it Tf>*;. are many acres of nob,*
t re- dotte! here and there with the
is r.ds state b firg- 50 that the
h tel appears to be located in a select
*0! urban section of a beautiful city.
Being open to the south and situated
o’ high ground, there is an unohstruc
t* 1 sweep of southern breezes Far
away from the dust and grime of the
c y ar.d yet within a few minute* walk
of *L< !,• rt of the World's 1 air. this
hitel f (Ter* greater inducements as a
p x « f summer resort than any other
b stelry in ti.e world this season. Here
toe visitor! xy tarry until he has seen
It c .'..x, .sit. n c* mp'.etely without leav
ing the grounds. All the w nders that
ii .lions have b. ught toget her Ue just
w/.hi it hi- «ir.d-iW, and about him a;<
a the comforts of home. Tne tour of
alghaeeing may begin with the awaken
ing of the Exposition in early morning
and not close until the mantle of Cum
ber has fallen, late at night.
These conveniences are esperiai'y
valuable to aged persons and children,
for the private apartments are always
n*ar at hand during ti.e day and inter
val-of rest thus taken will maae the
visit more enjoyable Thera are none
of the discomfort* i4 street traffic to
and fr jin the grounds to he contended
wilt, and all contact with the crowds
i* avoided.
The Inside Inn is or; the Plateau of
States. The Intramural railway, which
touches every part of the Exposition
giouuds, passes its doors. From Union
station it is reached by direct car lines.
-Loveri >ks all of the Exposition and
will be- mad* the favorite headquarters
1 1 many prominent persons during the
World s f air. Hates arefn mil 7)per
day up European jUn, and 13 (X) per
day op American plan, including ad
mission to thegioand*
Hie dibin# io<>ic < f this immense ho
I*** contains -!* tables with a capacity'
cl s.x persona tu each table, or a grand
t"la! of 1. ■ prisons at one sitting.
Hunng "tir stay the capacity of this
tauneuar hotel was taxed to its uttu -t
t" accommodate the vast throng which
i'-ogt.t its couifortat a quarters. Jn
addition to the above then* is a cafe
wl. :e m-.*a! are arved a la caite with
a capacity for about nju person-. More
liian hoi> persons wee domiciled at the
inside Inn while we were there, and
we could i. it say too much in praise of
tLe Management for the manner in
which ttie crowd was cared for. and the
uniform courtesies shown all guests.
dust outside the grounds at the agri
cultural entrance, is the Forest l’aik
l.o.e manured I-, that genial cat.ier
Mr. Eli Lr-da. formerly of this city, ile
spares no pams tu see that his guests
lioiu Aikansas aie properly caied for
aud comfortably homed. Mrs. Eoda,
to*, is very attentive t» the ladies of
tins state, and extends a cordial invi
t tion to Forrest City folk to make
their headquarters at the Forest Fark.
There is much at the Exposition un
finished. but the story of man’s achieve
ment m every part o! the world is told
d«ily to the thousands who visit the
g'eat Fair, the gates to which were
opened on April 80. .
As has been said by another, it is told
in moving machinery, in processes that
are going forward to completion and
in finished products; it is told again in
il 'weis and in fruits; 4 is told in the
pesce product* of education and in the
w si products that frown upan one from
government hill and those that are
gathered under canvas.
* rom the golden Victory,aloft on the
Ilall of Festival* to tbs ei]Y*ry surface
! the lag'- '* the **»-. a l>^J «r der
11• • » ,nr«; i‘ - repeated at r jbt *
I the pa ac-» • eas aiame ar 1 the cas
cades a;e resplendent with pb ipboite
cert £r*.
T.uom t* wbcna tb» story is to d aland
usd be.'ire *ce» of tha chap
ten Tbe giar.t pr.me m*ver» in tbe
PaLaee of Ma: eery c» :»• as **
that s *k.i to 'Mr li.e besut.es of tbe
ibr c tif/g watcr.tumbliu fantastically
d wn tbe indites frtni the Coloraade
f sitM ex*rt «-• a hypnotic #;• . tbe
wonders of the Orient. -;;eai bef-e
■ a by the wipers from China, Japan
'■ iT* lodta. result in EystiSeatioo.
It J» not ent:: ore •avetthe Fa::
uroua-is atJ. b s a in 1 1- free from the
ver (•-•'irrieg attradi'-'is •bathe:
time to mvrr• at tbe ctcry and tbe
greatness of n ail
Open to e?erv«r.en*"w isthi* aehie'e.
men: of a cent ,ry ad a year—the c,
mmatuen of a.I that has teen done :t
tbe wid • xj arts* of territory pc reha seif
frem France in 1- nr 1 tb» achlev*
xects of a I Lut.-us ,n tbe acrid aiace
that day.
'lbe.-ate3 are cper tfce crowd* are
pouring ,c I; :» a -* a scene every
where ar, U tt* a:r [u!*e« w.tb tcur.d
waves fr-.m martial '.and* that are
paa.ing f rth tbe refrain of tbi- great
,*aee coco e*t.
In eosafur table. rapidly moving ears
viiitou are carried over the Ir'ramu
*; Kai way and mar y th ;«obtain tb*-;r
first idea of the magnitude of this >;.
L redisplay * Mtrt.bg mi -Lin
de, boulevard entrance. they are ear
ned on a straghtaway track a distance
f a mile, between a row of glar.t exhs
t. on pa.ac-s on ’he i< ft aDd the cun
us bu.ldicgs on the Like on the right.
Then the t: ,in skirts a iawn, crosses a
treatie and curves around the Land
me build rigs of tfce Administrator
1 group, structure* of pink granite tha
have beer, .ltisvereally admired for tbeir
architecture, Jieyood these a £e!d is
reached, and the Stadium is pointed
'it, its weie expanse already in condi
tion fox the interesting Olympic gam-?
and other attietic contest* which be
gan last Saturday.
iol’jrn poles standing in front of the
Alaskan v.lag* seem to nod at you as
the cars pas*. and in the distance are
the thatch- 1 roofs of Filipino habita
tnus and toe white wails of Manila
buildings in replica. On the left again
Is the g.ant Palace of Agriculture, the
largest building in the woild. beyond
which is Horticulture, and after climb
ing a grade the tram puiia into a wood
ed area, to emerge behind the Art Pal
ace on the l'.ateau of States. I town
grade again you go in the vicinity of
the government group, and passing
Mines and Metallurgy and the Gulch
adjacent you reach the main entrance
once more, 'ihe mag-itude of this
World# l air cannot be better sent
home to one than by the statement that
forty-five minutes were consumed ir.
making that round trip on the Intram
ural.
Follow that throng of people and you
come to he banks of the lagoons that
are dotted with gondolas and electric
launches. H.tik to the medley of sound
as the sw ish of the cascades joins the
music of the hand that i> playing on
the plaza, and above all use the note*
of a song from the gondolier who is
swinging his craft under the bridge on
which you stand.
Alive is the water, alive are the
broad thoroughfares, alive are the great
buildings, and you are told that in a
few weeks alive also will be the air, for
then tbu balloon contests will be in full
sway.
Now you fully comprehend what was
meant when word was sent forth by
the Exposition management that this
should be a World’s Fair in which thp
revealment of pioce3ses should be par
amount. it is one continuous panora
ma from the time you enter the gates
until you leave again.
Worst of all Experiences.
Can anything he worse than to feel that
every minute will he your last'.' Such was
the experience of Mrs. S. IF. New-on.
Iterator, Ala. “For three years’' she
write*. "I endured insufferable pain from
indigestion, stomach and bowel troubl
Heath seemed inevitable when doctors and
all remedies (ailed. At length 1 was i„.
duced to try Electric. Hitters, and the r
sult was miraculous. I Improved at onre
and tn w I’m completely recovered.” For
liver, kidney, stomach and bowel troubie
Eiectric Hitter* Is the only medicine. Oui\
30c. It is guaranteed by ail druggist.
Always Successful.
\\ hen the ladies of tlie Fpiseopal church
give an entertainment and invite the pub
lic, it is a foregone conclusion that they
will have something good. And the pub
lic is not disappointed. The mnsicale giv
en at the Marion Hotel last Friday night
was a decided success and the large audi
ence went away feeling that they had been
amply repaid for their attendance. Kacti
number was rendered well, so much so
that the applause was long and continuous
for each performer to return. The pro
ceeds of the evening were $t:i .to, which
will go to augment the funds of the La
dies' Guild. Mrs. W. Gorman, who was
the leader on the occasion, deserves spe
cial praise for her earnestness, which was !
rewarded with such signal success.
That Throbbing Headache
Would quickly leave you, if you used •
Or. King s New Life I’ills. Thousands of
sufferers have proved their matchless merit
for sick ami nervous headaches. They I
make pure blood aud build up your health i
Only SS.'cents, money back if not cured,
bold by all druggist*.
Weak
Hearts
Are rut ti red {MMA N r*ty-r ne sf e^ery
cceh.-if-ed :e:tte *sou.' tri.: »
ur. rerrt-per - er it *aj • —pie ~i ?e»
| • :x !' jt g t r: : fait It-: a'.', utti if
•tJl : reue ret rTfar.;, are tet cr y
trapes': e to r-t ire he : reel ret. tc‘
jestsor.. A. xe u«5 Uwc :-.e atcraiA
-. \r an ot diges^c c fermerts a.-4
| »»* s-rs stomach. S iff-r.g.t .; a^a.rat tie
I heart. T-.j .r.ter'e-ea *nf t-.« 4
; lv "'.i" »*4 ;a tr.e ccarse cf t —* that
it «t;.: 1. SCgM be;;-ei finaMd.
M - ; Ki. i. at I* * no C «*/ I Oi *-r k*
—« t «->i »i •* 1 tad Me u ? r»d be*— *ro.t «
* vo *fvt; D»«ce;t » C.T ?:* ix&ixt
Bv-r t itt t r.-»; tr«
Koool Dtgestt What Yoo Lit
a*4 rt t .-e: ft serr.ica cf a.i ttrr.a
rra-h i-.l lae heart if a. pr*si_rs.
Sr ts o' 7 S : Cf S -* v: r -y 2 i trse* rr*at
Sir* %fcSek *e. i *:r 5Ci,
P'e;»'M by fe. C. dew TT ACC., CHICAOO.
For >*Ie by J. T. Sanders.
(nil Meeting.
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! Tr.e stem-tiers cf the at. Franri* Coacry
Demwa1 t Liecative Committee are here
by notified t..a: there will be a call tneet
; b£«n Saturday. Vsy -t. 1904 at ^o’clock
at the Courthouse r, Forrest C.ty. It is
par: ’ r arly deeir—i that a I member* be
preeec*. at bus.nets of importance will be
ton* dered. S. Si. B la lock.
Uco!! Coffey, <*e’y. Chairman.
A Positive Necessity.
lit vine to lay upon my bed for 14 days
from a P-serely bruised lee. I only found
re.ief wsen 1 u--d a bottie of Ballard's
mo* I r. rent. 1 can cheerfully recotn
mend it ±r :uc be-- medicine for bruise
“ter-'i.tt- the a SI >d. I: has cow tie
•on- a po-.five ne --• ty upon my seif. D.
; By: <r-. :..«“rct.3;jf, Doversville. Texas.
f/Oc. SI. So d b> J.T. >and*Tt.
Dr. .lat J. Muiiy aridTbo*. O'Brien
-per. Sunday right in the bottoms uri
ler . smudge the, awaiting the com
ing of early Monday morning to hunt
lie frisky squirrel. 'Ir e Doctor says
be m -souitoes of St. Francit bott- m
rre larger, more ferocious, and hun
fier than anywhere outside of New
Jersey
Crowing Acres and Pains.
Mr-. J jsi*- s.n.ni-r, breraond. Texa-.
write-. April IS. IV*;g: ' I bav* used ball
«r1's snow Liniment in my fann.y for
hree }*ar«. I would not be without it iu
he house. I have used it ou my little
girl for growing paius and aebt» In her
■cnee-. It cured her right away I have
ilso u-ed it for f:o*t bitten feet, with
good success. It is the best liniment 1
ever used.’” 23c, .Vie, Si. Sold by J. X.
'auders.
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Mr. and Mrs. Vadakin returned
Sunday from St. Louis and left Tue.= -
day for Little Rock tc attend the Com
mencement exeicises ot Maddox Sern -
nary, where their daughter. Miss Dors,
has been studying fut several months,
•lies Lora lias the making of ,i very
ine lyric soptano voice, and Las been
iltivating it since Christmas, with
juite battering success. Her number
m the progtamme was rendered in
talian in a very pleasing manner.
The family returned Wednesday, and
a ere accompaned by Miss Laura
White, of Memphis, who will be their
guest for several days.
J T Sanders
i i not hesita’B to recommend Kodol Dys
p -p-a Cure to Ins friends and c :-io
uiers. Indigestion causes more ill health J
than anything else. It deranges the:
stomach, and brings on ai: manner of d's- |
ease. K"dol Ily-pepia (lure digests what ,
you eat. cures indigestion, dyspepsia and
all stomach disorders. Kodol Is not only
a perfe t digestant. but a tf--ue building
tonic as well. Renewed health, perfect
-trength and increased vitality follow
Us use.
50,000
Free Samples
ft You Can Get One.
F *
BLACK WEED, the great vegotablc
remedy for Rheumatism, Catarrh, and ;
Kidney and Bladder complaints, haa m«t
with almost instantaneous success be
cause it has made some nettworthy
curse of very severe cases
Ur. John Fost, of the Atlanta Fir*
Dept . writes:
" For mouths I suffered with my kid
neys 1 urban C'V'tv effort to get relief,
but failed until 1 accidentally came iu |
posaeeaiou of a bottle of Black Weed.
The reli.-f obtained from itc are was so .
great before half the first bottle had •
been cs.*d, that 1 put aside all other
medicines and am now sound and well, I
having l>eou cured completely by Black
Weed. At the same tim« I Lad an ag- 1
gravatod cas« of Catarrh of th« liead
and throat Black Weed has completely
cured this, ami my head is now as dear
as a bell."
BLAOK WEED is sold by all drug
gmts at $1.00 a bottle, or we will send
prepaid upon receipt of price.
Send Your Name tj^z'
a trial sample of this great remedy,
which will be sent absolutely free, t*>
gether with our book containing ralu*.
Me information and endorsements. !
Pleas* mention this paper. Address,
Black Weed Medicine Co..
Atlanta, Ca.
For Sale by .1. li. Dunavant.
Appraisement.
County of St. Francis
We. Jack Brown. J. Bohausn and t n
Haines. three citizens ot lliec .nl) ot *J|
Francis anil householders therein, havin'
t>een thereto apy iuted by T J .V, „
Justii-e ot t he peace ot raid count \ , have ihi
&>’ ' i-w";i a ceitain boree eh. w n t.. u» : >
W. M Hailey a- n: eatiay caul horse i-a
light hay with left h.n.J foot white about 14
about *W0c “!j’''ut ***** OUJ- Wurtb
J H, Barnes,
J. B- Brown,
, , _ .1. Bohan an
Approved T t Mem, j.p
A true copy of the original.
Attest T C. Mertrm, Clerk.
PEtWOr-ED A V F> DY EVTs TO THE 005
rllTT :• V ■ THF STATE
OF Ab.KAN-AS
\ • ce .1 v#r*tf rba* ?r>w fr, y.wins
- "j* e* b hfrp's::i as as*-.
... «:*•> A r’liiattoc. were p*--e-1
' y t»e fj»c*ra A »*»n - y at **• tr. *r ae»
• • i • 1 taa: rb» wae wi , te sco
rn i » e **" -• of to* ;•»•* a' tb» "‘ti
-•►-.-rt » » ’ ' e - »t 5 -.-ptemb^r
lor a it pt> !f -*j*>ctiOW. vu
pm i -r -> tanDktsT.
After lk>- tc tk '' Miy if a. ary. A D.
' ar. ad a! . u r* -ha o* «: 4e»f tt *be
-jpr*me i.<y.ri, a-1 ••>«**§?•*- tb* c art
•aa cv* »t sit ;n .-est anl said e an
-«*. i«; ’ dtd In’ • wo dtr.pi ir.» »* foie- «■»:
•» f t * • "i sv . *• pf tbe C' ef JufK*
tB-d tse !»■■ I**-* >•» b coatc. -- r t
e * - r - y . a b*r t_*r.e : ire c tier
i j c- •••••! i * rerhaibiag judae*. and to >•
I • S - - Two Tbe t
. ' * ‘ a tse ■--•-» . . f Eh
r. N j-cuer e. ar.d I' Mien Number T>
*h». ewe; prewidinf jodfr Tbe dirts*
‘ha . w • ••«?* t toe doe set require*
tit aepara’ y tor tkc iear.n* a- : iisp. •.
Cioa of ca ups *nd matter* a“:r:.‘ i there*
-Bier ru*-» c.s :e tt tbecr, ;rt. A maycnt)
cf tkt-.niKA fa i.ti* an *oal! cor*- :a‘- a
i-rum uer»*f. a-d *b» certjcrrer.ce * two
,-w-estii • c.teiuo Man. in every c*se be
necessaryt a d*r - -rt. asd a: r-ierv ard
. . -fxaer.'s f eitr. r tirp an. a- to itii- ■
and h.»”er* ;et : r c v* c .* jr_ »0i ; have the
force an ieff ,-t : those of tftecDur*
A p.r, * t f tse uft .or ' f a dirjsk a
tl - r*- f r .r. »t ■ v. aid -h» 1 be t.*-d
3 tbecat.se* m w axs they Aha., be r- -,*ie
t.veiy :„sie iuriof th» term at wh'cc the
•;au»e • i.to, :ted. F.acn d'vis: o so*!. cave
auth*. r ttf e the writs ar. J exetvise the
f» »- - rt .m-m's-i .-i -ectioo* t iji An
cle vii f tee CoDAntut'o-..
rt tec a .uuireofa J.v.«:cni d.“*at» ft a
toe . . rroent taere . -r wetrs a Federal
.we*:, r. • tv dTed. the cau*e. »n the a?f. •
catK,'. .» tte . - tv party • bail he trmr.-‘»r
reti to toe c» -rt f ur dec •ten: or wheo the
.rt i r a I;c • n thereof .a which ict.e
* twr . cv s*» order tne c-duse sba■■ id
transferresl toe court for ;t* dectaioo.
f .r . :v<-rt 'be cocrt shall constitutes
. rum thereof, and the coocurreuoe cf 1 jr
. .-»e- *ia - tr » de • >n. ex
cept that wt.f the ; .dr* ? cf tne wb ,e court
ere equal:} d v ide-i fa opinr-a upca the
u of"- aff. 'trance or rereraal of a
ca-se prev - y determined by a lower
e .rt. t <- judvinent. ' rder c: d*.-.ree unde
rev.ew - «. ,*.Cr,j
Approved March pi. i *n.
^ PRi.py.-ED AdPJtPWtyT
That seen -r. i. Artie,e !*. of the Cocstitt;
tiori of the state of Arsinss! he am- n ltd - j
as to rta i as follows:
Ar'.'.t —At: r. . l iaar.ee an i Tdtat.
—Jfeitbi • • •
t' - i, or otb-r m .tieipa ty :n t - --ate - t
ever loan irscredit ! r any purp -e rnat
tvtrin r any county r;tr town ' r
mun.c.f-a t> ever i-sueany inte.esr :e4r.:..
tt .dtnet- f .ndt .'edo<-»-. except -_;b 'o:..?
a? may be a .thorixed by .aw • pr' v de I r
and secure t:.e payment of t.i- ;.r—*r.* • t
-t:cv ,ndf ntedne-- and the u«a- . , rtt.
11 . - - - ewrtajr
rants or scr.p I'rovided. tnat t.ne cities - f
the first and second class ... terest
' t-ariov ev.dent -* nt inde’rt dee'-- pi .
however, tout otfore this law -ha.: re effec
tive tfc'- c;t> council id-u-h ..tt ,r town
•ha.I pas* an ordinal."e specifv nv f .r at.it
pur pose a :i d f-.r wnat am- jot t: . m. rt-t
- ■ - i bearing evidence* of lebu •
• eas : -n.- rate ot interest to be pa:i ja
' - - t toce shall
for tnittv days in a Inly paper, pub -bed in
such tdtif-s or towns, tiut if there, e c ia;:y
t»«let‘ then tne *amt shall be pub -ned ;:i a
weekly p*ter ol genera, circuiat -n in the
county m w ich toe city . r to ■ r .- - : .ate-l.
-aid nrii: a nee shall then ‘.e - J Omitted to t -
inhabitants, at the next rev., ar cr »pecia
city erection, fur rntihcati o r re ectioo;
and if a majority of a the e • r- v tins' on
such question are found to be in fav r - f the
ratiBfjation. then said < rd.ha' e so* i le -.
full force- and effect, other-' the u ue »bj .
be null and void
'The above joint resolution was vetoed by
the Govern r c' i pa--'d f.ver t :e veto by
eacu branch ot the 1 .erieral As*«-'i.'-;r. ko.J
#1*^1 in "ie . fflce : the .'v.rctary of Mate oh
April
Each eiec-r may vote for or again-t e.iLer
of the above anier .^i ■ -
Witness my official signature th.i l'uh dbv
f f i ebr ,.|I, !
j J«U rt tK'.tt K ETT. Sec'y 6f St«fe.
•-‘tAL By 0. C. Lfowio. I'eouty.
vaal iJoor«. Lbinda and Mouldings
t a.! Kind* for sale by
_Vaslav '& .toh.vsox.
Re-Opening!
! Our new ?torr. on Washingt n Street, next to the Winn
building, having been completed, we will re-op^n ojH
SATURDAY, HAY 28, 1904,
with an entire New Stock of Dry Goods. Groceries ConfJ
I fection? and Notion?, and would be plra.-ed to ?ee allJ
old customer? and as many new ones as may wish to t u
advantage of our new goods and low prices. * ^
Aldridge 8 Jones.
Fuseli Building. Washington Street.
JUST OPENED!
An T s>T<>r>ate L:aeof the
celebrated
A. PRIESHEYER SHOE CO.’,
SHOES AND SLIPPERS,
C*,t *nj tEern.
Ttic-y are
AT A. L. GRADY’S
Forrest City Bottling Worjks
A. MULLER & 50N, Proprietors,
—^-v.'Yanufacturer* —
SODA WATER, GINGER ALE, MINERAL WATER'
AND ALL CARBONATED DRINKS.
New Machinery. Experienced Hand?. 1’ures: if Goods used in Manafactsn
-All Orders Promptly Attended to.
Those Awful Headacbfj
Arn snrc indications of som* form of stoaach
trouble, biliousness or a bad liver. Malaria will
■^VtV next overtake you. Don't risk it, and above all
S\\l don': ‘jute u.iomel or quinine—both are dangero®
HERBINE
has all their virtue?—nor.--? of their
deadly effects. HERBINE taken
regularly will forests1! heada-.-hes.pct
the digestive organsia perfect condi
tion. head off biliousness, headache*,
liver ills, keep you in good W4
THY IT TO-DAY.
50c a. Bottle. AH Dmsslsta
For Fale by J. T. Sar.ders, Forrest City, Arkansas.
Who Goes There?
U. C. V. REUNION
Nashville, June 14-16.
Very - Low - Round - Trip - Rates.
6;. Louis may be included in return trip
at small additional expense.
Full information nn request.
Heo. H. Lee. Ja?. Harris,
G. P. A. I). P. A.
Little Rock. Ark.
lyon’s French Periodical Drops
S^kt.yve^ab.e, perfectly harmless, sure to accomplish DE51RED
KnSL'LT3. Lji'tatest knova female remedy. Price, $1.50 per bottle.
CAUTION ■■*»«.«• Ml MW ms. T.se«enn!ne is pet op ob> tr ris'e^ioardCiL
Bepdfar Cr-■ ", wn‘ ".Vi e -wnunre ou »iJ* of the b tile. tb :». v.y «4>3ek*9
ee-aijr e.r.-.a to wILA,»aa»s MFu to..Bole Acents. Cieva.imd.oa.d. ^- J*"**
For Sale by Shields & Ilambleton, Forrest City. Ark.
OUR judgment says that STERLING
CLOIHING is the right sort. The
the Woof, the Style, the
tit. and the Quality is
Absolutely : Unsurpassed.
I he l rice is certainly low and within the
reach of everybody.
It is easy to be weildressed if
you buy from our big Stock.