The Forrest City times. [volume], September 21, 1906, Image 8

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INDIGESTION
A Disorder that Breeds Dis
ease in the Body, and an
Easy Way to Cure it
Take care of the atomach and you wilt
have little need for the doctor.
When the atomach begins to show
signs of disorder; when the food digests
slowly and with discomfort; when you
have heartnurn; feel bloated and uneasy,
you are in a condition that needs atten
tion.
Prickly Ash Bitters corrects the dis
ordered stomach by strengthening and
toning up the digestive organs, driving
the badly digested food into the bowels
and thence out of the system.
Constipation is nearly always pres
ent when the stomach becomes sour or
disordered. Prickly Ash Bitters con
tains the medicinal qualities which act
as a restorative and regulator for the
stomach and bowels. It strengthens the
digestive organs, cures constipation and
prevents the return of bilious conditions.
Thousands of people who have re
ceived lasting benefit from this great
remedy willingly testify to its power in
curing indigestion, constipation and kid
ney trouble.
“I suffered from constipation for years, tnd
tried many remedies, but Prickly Ash Bitters is
the only medicine that has ever done me stiy
good. Through its use I am now in good health
and entirely free from all traces of my former
trouble."—B. P. Stigall, Winusboro. Louisana.
Get the genuine with the figure
“3” in red on front label.
Sold by druggists. Price fl.00.
LOCAL ADDENDA.
Mrs. R. M. Pearson, of Little Rook,
catne over yesterday, and is the very
attractive puest of her relatives.
Col, S. R. Trapp, Sr., of Mirrnintr
ham. Alabama, came in Fridav, and
spent a few days visiting his son. Mr.
S. B. Trapp. Jr., and family and left
Monday.
Just received at the Newsstand two
more splendid praphophoms. and a
bitr lot of disc and cylinder records.
Let us sell you a machine for cash or
on easy terms.
Invincible Fiour not <|uit« * sm ex
pensive as Infallible, but a inch
tirade, and guaranteed to pleas.'
Your trover wil supplv it. Forrest
City Grocer ‘ >.
Ye editor and family are indebted
to Mr W. H Smith, of Franks town
siilp. for a mess of cornfield peas, and
being a change from poke salad and
rabbit they were certainly relished
Miss Olive Gatling, the accomplish
ed elder daughter of Judge and Mrs.
John Gatling, of this city, left Mon
day for Natchez. Mississippi, to re
sume her position In Stanton College.
Mrs. Pedrick's Sunday School class
will give a children's ice cream party
at her home. Monday, Sept. 2*th,
from 3 to *» p. m. All the children
are invited to attend. Admission 10c.
Not how cheap, but oh, how good
is bread, pastry or flapjacks made from
Infallible or Invincible Flours. None
better for the money.and we guarantee
it absolutely. Forrest City Grocer Co.
The public school w as opened Tues
day w ith a good attendance. A change
in the text books in some of the
grades, caused a delav in studies, but
everything is now running smoothly.
Mr. J. II. Love, of Bledsoe, was in
town Tuesday looking after the pun
ishment of a negro charged with the
assassination of Bill Silvers, another
negro of that place about two weeks
ago.
Mr. Hensley writes that he will re
turn on the Saturday evening train
and that he will fill the pulpit at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and evening, at the usual
hours.
Mr. Ollie C. Sherrod, of Madison,
was in town Saturday on business and
shaking bands with old friends. He
lias our thanks for subscription to
this great Fisherman’s Family
Friend.
Mr. Geo. Bowman, the prince of
fishermen of the St. Francis river and
also a poultry raiser of no mean note,
was in the city Wednesday on busi
ness and circulating among his many
friends.
Master Charley Mallory who was
1 hurt at 1’arkin, Arkansas, by a log
loader, and who had been laid up as a
consequence, is able to he up again,
and will resume ids work about <>c
! tnber 1st.
Fresh groceries of all kinds and new
1 dry goods representing all the latest
and best fabrics and designs have
been received and are now being
featured by Mr. W. T. Sanders. Give
him a call.
Mr. W M. Hid, the genial manager
of the Soudan nlace in Lee county, was
a genial and very welcome business
visitor in the city Wednesday, and
his hn't of friends' we re glad t ^-hake
him by the hand Mart is a prince,
and always iinds a cordial greeting
awaiting him lu re.
Misses Martha and Ruth Hatcher. !
who had been visiting tbeir sister.
Mrs. Henry, in Virginia, for three
weeks, returned home Sunday night,
greatly to the delight of their rela
tives and numerous friends here.
Miss Helen Rotholz. of Marianna,
was in the city Monday for a short
time, and a guest of her cousin. Miss
Norma Isaacs. She was enroute to
Nashville, Tennessee, where she en
tered college for the ensuing term
If your food does not digest well, a
few doses of Prickly Ash Bitters will
i set matters right.' It sweetens the
breath, strengthens the stomach and
digestion, creates appetite and eheer
| fulness. J. T. Sanders, special agent.
'Squire J. B Sanders left Wednes
day for I>eVal!s Bluff, on a visit to
his son. Harvey and family, and to
mingle with scores of old friends who
are there this week from various parts
i of the county in attendance upon
, court.
Mr. T. W. Barrow, genial traveling
salesman, was in the city the first of
the week, on business, calling upon
j his trade, and visiting with Mrs.
Barrow. While here lie Jpurchased
the Taylor residence in the Fussell
Addition.
Irregular bowel movements breed
, disease in the body. You should pu
rify and regulate the bowels by using
| Prickly Ash Bitters. It is mildly ca
thartic and strengthens the stomach,
liver and kidneys. J. T. Sanders, spe
cial agents.
The Times is pleased to know that
Mr. T. M. Short has resumed his po
sition with Ware & Solomon at
Helena, after a vacation of several
weeks, and he invites the inquiries
and patronage of his numerous friends
in this county.
Many of the leading merchants of
Forrest City continue to receive large
invoices of fall and winter goons.
Several carloads have arrived this
week, and are being distributed to
their respective shelves. Come to
1 Forrest City to trade.
Mrs. V. M. Petticolas. of Washing
ton, I). C.. arrived in the city Mon
day on a visit to her daughter. Mrs.
Walter Gorman, and family and
friends. She will spend a month
here, and is very kindly remembered
j by a large circle of friends.
Misses Lucy Sanders and Antii
Lou Fondren left on the Choctaw
Monday morning I'orOuachitaCollege.
i Arkadelphia. before she left Little
Rock Miss Sanders received a’phone
message to return on hist train. a>
her sister. Mrs. Longest, was taken
seriously ill. Another message held
1 her there for two days when she re
sumed her j urney. Mrs. L oust
living much better.
Mr Walter Gorman. Jr., of Charles
ton. Missouri, came in last week on
an indefinite visit to homefolks He
has resigned his position there, and
will probably engage in some kind of
business here, as he has several pr '
positions to consider. The Times j
wishes him success.
Mrs J. O. Bridgforth left Tuesday
morning for a visit of several weeks
with relatives and friends at Kelley
Wells. Pleasant Hill and Olive Branch.
Mississippi. She was accompanied to
Memphis by her charming daughter. •
Miss Eva. who went to Nashville, to
re-enter Buford College.
Mr. H. P Owen, of Lulu, was in
town for a couple of days this week,
and we had the pleasure of his so- 1
ciety for a couple of hours Hardy is
a prince of good fellows, and was here
in the interest of justice In the case
of the assassination of Bill Silvers, a
well-to-do negro of that locality.
You can go around the corner but
you can't get around these lines of
merchandise. Peter* Shoes. Heldman
& Heldman Clothing. E & W. Spe
cialty Line Itres-. G •• >ds. Taylor and
Kirk Hats. Tht- Justrite Corsets. .
Novelties and Specialties are where ;
we shine. The J. W. Beck Company.
1
Last week articles of incorporation
were tiled with the secretary of state j
I at Little Rock for the Round Pond
Terminal Comoany. of Forrest City,
i capital stock foObb The incorporators
are G. B. Nash. George W. Jones. E.
J. Schlosser. Francis J. Nash, W. F
Perkins and the Forrest City Man
1 ufacturinK Company.
Emma Codlock. colored, lost her 1
pocket book, bank b>ok of Capitol
Citv Bank, Little Rock: blank checks
and other papers between Forrest
Citv and Scott Bond place six miles
south of Madison. A liberal reward
will lie paid for return of same to
Emma Godlock. F rrest City. Ark
ansas.
Mr. and Mr>. Peyton Scott. Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Vaecar" arid their charm
ing tfuest. Miss Mary Laird of New
port. Mr. T. C. Folbre. Jr., and Mrs.
I. W. Mallory composed a merry fish
ing party which spent Tuesday on
the classic hanks nf Old River. They
caught plenty of nice crappie and en
joyed the occasion immensely.
Mrs. Pauline Goddard write-, to
have her copy of The Times -nt to
< r>ee 'la. and int >rn.s us that -he to k
possession of the Hotel Meal at that
place on Septen. *er b SL> ha> had
many years experience in the hotel
business h**re and at Newport. Ark.,
and is entirely e cup- tent to build up
her new charge. The Times com
mend' Mr> Goddard f the good peo
ple ■■•!' < Netda and 1 ipes her inviron
ments vvill lie very pleasant, and that
her business wi.. he profitable.
I FREE TOBACCO FOR
ADVERTISING PURPOSES
The manufacturer of
BLACK BEAR
CHEWING TOBACCO
has authorized all dealers in this section to give
One Plug of BLACK BEAN from with each ult of Two Plug*.
Two Plugs of BLACK SCAB hw* with each sale of Four piu_
Three Plugs of BLACK BEAR free with each sal* of Si* Plug*.
This extremely liberal offer ismade at the unen» «r *v
sup _
‘the object of this deal is not to sell BLACK BEAR tobacco *ti
than the regular price, but it is to convince all who like toLar™ «at m
in grade, that B LACK BEAR is the best of its kind. SlmU«
This offer is made for a limited time—as the manufacturer could
afford to continue it indefinitely, and with the expectation that ail who
advantage will like the tobacco so well they will continue to use
nently. peniu
GET IT AT THE NEAREST DEALER’S
It is not necessary to enumerate all the
advantages of the
Falrbanks-Horse Gas,
Gasoline and Oil Engines
The a rend Prlee and Four dold Medals at the *
World’* Fair, 1904, and over 400.000 tl p |„
use. tell a *tory that cannot fall to bring vow
inquiry II you want the best power plant
Caf oof compute aJvertuement and ttii to
Fairbanks, Morse & Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Please send me illustrated Catalogue No. EVj||
Gasoline Engines. I may want_ u p
C^Enzine to run......
Name_. Street No____
Town.....State____
For S&.le by S. P. McDaniel. Forrest City, Ark.
Also a Complete Line of Pumps. Pipes, and Mill Supplies.
Patronage of Farmers and Mill Men Especially Solicit*
All kiml.- of Plumbing anil Rearing
Done oil Short Notice. : : ;
Telephone ill. s. p. McDaniel. SoQthside R. L
New Fail Dress and Dry Goods and Groceries
Just Received. Opening Fall Prices will Suit any Pocket Book.
STANDARD PATTERNS 10 and 15c.
Phone 81.
f ree Delivery.
Mr. Iom Short, of Helena, was a
handsome and genial visitor in the
city overnight on personal business,
and returned home this noon.
Mr. A. L. Hay. the Wynne concrete
man, came down Sunday to take
notes. He says Forrest Citvisthe
best paved town of its size in Arkan
sas. Might he is.
Mr. ( . M. Wilkinson, of Palestine,
was in tiie r : y on business Wednes
day. He hits recently lieen ((uite sick,
but is now able to attend to Ids
numerous duties.
Put your stomach, liver and blood
in healthy condition and \,u, e.ui defy
disease. Prickly Ash Hitters is a sue*
cet regulal J T. San
ders. special agent.
Mr. W. S. Brown, the concrete man,
is putting down the crossings, and
Ids finisher. Mr. Sul > Hay. is round
ing them in such a manner as to shed
tin mud during rains.
Mrs. Mary Dyer returned home
last Friday after a ten days visit to
her brothers. Messrs .1. M.\ .1. Z. and
S. ('. Neeh It was their lirst meet
ing in seventeen years.
Mr. !> C. Webb, enterprising Front
street merchant, left Saturday night
for Cincinnati and other points to buy
goods and visit relatives and friends.
He will he gone a week.
Mr. L. y James. .Jr., left Monday
morning for Arkadelphia, where lie
lias entered Ouachita College for the
ensuing term. The Times wishes him
much success in ins studies.
Mr. Jack Harrow left the lirst of
the week, for Osceloa. where lie has
accepted a situation as clerk in the
Hotel Heal, for Mrs. Pauline God
dard. We wisli him success.
Mr. Hazel Becker is now a student
in Cornell ITiiversity, New York. He
writes that he is well pleased, and
ho|»es to accomplish much during the
ensuing term. Success t" him.
Mr. Lee James. Miss James. >ijsS
Lrant and Miss I >annehower. of
Franks township passed through the
city Monday morning on their way to
Ouachita C ollege. Arkadelphia.
Of course we do not advocate the
excessive use of stimulants, but if vou
wish something that really refreshes
you without injury try our old Yan
nissee. T. C. Folbre. Jr. & Co.
If you get a drink of had whiskev or I
warm t*er at our liar, it will cost vou I
nothing. You can t lose us. because I
we don't keep either. Trv. and lx* con
vinced. T. C. Folbre. Jr. & Co.
Miss Lily Kobinson. of Wynne, was
a guest of Mrs. Jas. F ranks from Sun
day until Wednesday, and Mrs.
Franks returned the compliment l»v
visiting Wynne for a few davs.
Mr Lee Dougherty was in the city
yesterday mortihig on business. lie
has resigned life position in New
Mexico, and is n w residing in Argen
ta. where l.e will be employed in rail
road work.
A i • gro Ikw. aged s years, was
drowned in the St. Francis river,
near the Sweet place Tuesdav. lit
was playing in a boat, and fell over
Itoard. and downed be! .re help could
reach 1dm.
Mr. t ■' Ivl wards. of Lulu, was a
genial and handsome \i-ito- to the
city Monday. lie gave ..s a p a sunt
call and ha- ■ ir thanks P r 1 i\. lie
i- (arming n the Duuii place, and is
doing wt ;
LUST »»n Wednesday in the city
i n ti • road t ■ St a irt spring-, a
gold bar breast pin. with lea!'in cen
ter. with three diamonps. A liU-ral
reward will lie paid for its return to
lirandon. Haugli t
Mr. .1 ini Wolfe asks to say that he i
now receiving the winter st.ick of
coal foi the lied «On. If you use
Coal, he wiil iake a summer price on
winter coal, which vvh save vuu
money by buying now.
We have just received riftv dozen
ladies' .shirt waists which w.-will offer
to the t rude for t he next ten days at
-!■><' each. This is a great bargain
first i-nnie first served. Fusseli-Gra
hatu-A Iderson Company.
Mr. Jimmie Wolfe wih see vou next
week about y< ur winter coal. The
Forrest City (Jin Company, of which
he is manager, is now receiving their
stock, and guarantee screened coa at
lowest prices. Thone 17C
Let s talk alxvut it. Its m secret:
everybody knows that we keep the
Itest wines, liquors and cigars that
money will buy. Come around, and if
you don't see what you want ask for
it. T. C. Folbre. Jr. & Co.
Miss Kate Krider went to C tt :i
l’lant Monday for a short \ i~.it. re
turning yesterday. She and u,tic:
and little Miss Celia will leave next
Wednesday for New Orleans where
they will spend the winter.
Men. come and lo k! We have just
received a very complete line of men's
top shirts. Wehaveeverx siz*.. every
duality, every style, and can please
you at the lowest prices. Fussell
Graham A iderson t"ompany.
* -v L. Sweet brought to this
office Monday six ears of corp. weigh
ing fourteen pounds. They were rais
ed on his plantation in the Garden of
Kden, St. Francis Ix-ttoms. lo xir
James Sparkman. This corn 'would
make a splendid showing for a dis
play at the state fair. Somebody
should interest themselves to have i
St. Francis county represented.
When seventy-three business men
i'f Forrest ‘ ity make special others
for Heldmau & Heldman Clothes,
you know that means something. We
want all our friends to -et* this line of
clothing I re fore buying. Suits *7 hi to
1. The J. v\ . Beck ( ompany.
The Iron M untain '.fi operate a
popular excursion to Hot springs n
September 2:td. leaving henj at tuho
.a.m. 1 ;tre so 1 ickets good f >v re
turn on special train leaving Hot
Springs, Monday night. Septembei
-4th. at p.m. .1 I >. Watt, agent.
The swell new 1 xturesfor the Bank
* * Forrest City are being put int
piaoc ti is week, and are <'ertan \
hands une in appearance and c nven
ient in arrangement. When com
pleted ibis will be one of the hand
s aiest inter! us in Haste rn Arkansas.
Mi' A. .1. Yaecar. . who had been a
delightful visitor to friends at New
port tor several days, returned F'riday
nigl t. and was accompanied In Miss
i-ai’d. who is now a charming guest
in the \ aecaro home, where she is the
recipient of numerous social distinc
tions
Jimmie Fu>sell is at Eastman Col
iege. New \ "rk. and writes that he is
much pleased with his environments
and advantages. Mis letters give as
surances that he has entered into the
work with a vim and earnestness
which will redound greatlv to his ad
vantage.
In front of The Times office hangs a
stalk of cotton containing one hund
red t>oils. which was planted four
months ago. It is from the celebrat
ed Fishing Lake plantation of K-1
lo'sitt Brothers. it was picked at
random from the splendid or p on!
that place.
Miss Annie Pearson is now visiting
friends at Spring'ield. Miss uri.
whence she w... _ot. Memphis and is
exfiected home about October 1. siie
is having a very delightful outing and
her relatives and numerous friends
w i. extend her a c rdial greeting upon
her return.
Every cash purchase of tend-Pars
from us entitles you to one of our
p ait-s for the Standard Grapl pi
which we are giving for even thim
ine dollars worth of goods bought in
"ur store. Ask for coupon tickets for
even purehast FusseSl-Grai am-A -
uerson Company.
Mrs. Chas. Lester, wl. resided here
during the grading of the cut on the
Choctaw, hut now a resident of H -t
>prings where Mr. Lester isemp -o
ed with the Choctaw, was a pleasant
gi;-st i f Mr. and Mrs. It. B. Trice
* ■ - • ■ . ' She w as eui te t
her home in Mot Springs from Fort
Scott. Kansas, where she had been to
accompany her mother home.
i
"ben two strong men come to
blows* even i!' they are well matched,
it i' not a pleasing sight, b .t if the
man wl.n gets the w re ,f jp, y\j,
use DeWitt s Witch Haze! Sa’ve. he
wi.. look I letter and fee better in
sliort order. lie sure von cet I>e
Uitt s (inod for everything a saive
i' used ; r. including Piles. S M v
•I T. Sanders
Messrs h. i*. .1 ones and \V. K. Iiob
*■!> n and I>ortor .1 rdan. direetuis
i ! sen ■: 1 list riot No. 1. have divided
tie! .ik is and pened aim'her scho
in tie district. Ileretoiore sch ■
t» \ liven ta glit i- Madi' n.
lie new >cl.o.. i' esl .1 i isl.ed miles
w. s; •: Madison >, *pjs _ je u
< leek in tile II. L lianiei oiei aid.
W |-1 Miss l; i.,. tin as teacher.
" >■ are informed tint each of these
"V'.-'V ' 1 a\ -- md'hs elmTied. The
: I Iren and parents of the west end
aie te:\ thankful to the directors for
ti.N change and the interest they
,ve taken in giving them this
sClH »Ol.
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A EAME BACK?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
cures made by Dr.
Kilmer’s Swamp
Root, the great kid
ney, liver and blad
der remedy.
It is the great med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century ;
discovered after years
of scientific research
by Dr. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
Madder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
bright’s Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble
Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root is not rec
ommended for everything but if you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble it w ill be
f mud just the remedy you need. It has
been tested in so many wavs, in hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved so successful in every case that a
f ecial arrangement has been made by
which all readers of tills paper, who have
not already tried it, may have a sample
bottle sent free bv mail, also a book tell
ing more about Swamp-Root, and how to
laid out if you have k idney or bladder trou
ble. When writing mention reading this
generous offer in this paper and send vi ill r
^duress to Dr. Kilmer
•Sc to., liingh.imtun, |
•s Y. The regular |
tifty-cent and one
dollar size bottles are
Home cf Swwnp-Root.
■' * * au KO.M arugRists. Don’t Wake
.ui\ mistake, but remember the name,
an i'fh1 n1, ,,r'„Kllnier's Swamp-Root!
every teu£eSSt Bla*h“nton- V.. or
i
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I John Maiour i
r_5 —DEALER IN— j
i Fresh Fancy Groceries. !
55 |
Short order Restaurant, i
Lunches of all kinds.
I
( ■ a d u> in the building former!\ > >ccu|>ied i>y the Bowling j
i Alley ii N rtl, Washington and Jackson Streets. j
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Drink ORCHERADE
A DELICIOUS BLENDING OF FRUIT jU,CEi
Pure,Refreshing, Invigorating,Wholeson*
At 8oda Fountains or In Bottles
Manufactured by A. MULLER & SON, Forrest City, Ark.
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(graham)
JD MEMPHIS Cf
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[Wagons'!
N| -■-Southern made for Southern ^
11 work, they are standard fj
U throughout the South. If you U
would know why they outsell I
I and outwear other wagons send V
I for our illustrated descriptive I
II catalogue covering farm wagons, Ij
1 umber wagons, log wagons and In
| ] dump carts. . ..|[j
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V local agents. ■ j
Chocolat®*
-and —
Bon Bofl*
HOADLEY’S
are best and
COST NO MORE
Price, to dealer, on requ«‘
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