The Forrest City times. [volume], November 01, 1907, Image 2

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PL RP,healthful, grape cream
of tartar powder, the only
kind that can be used with
out impairing the healthfulness of
j the food. Makes the biscuit,
p cake and pastry more digestible
» and wholesome. Absolutely free
from alum and phosphate of lime.
Chemical analyses show the low priced powden made
cf alum to contain large quantities of sir!phene ac;d,
•isd that a pcrtxn of the aium from alum baking pow
deri remain j uncharged in the food! You carrot afFurd
taie alum are sulphuric acids into your stomach.
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LRNDVOICT Sc VADHK I IN .
Editor* and Publisher*
TEHM* OK .-VHn KlPTi»»V
One Yea r. 11 .v ** t M • * • • - T 1 r«t
Months. ♦ ' A . •• *
FRIDAY AKTEK.NooN N
ANNOUNCEMEN T&.
FOR PKOKRi 1*TIN•« ATTORNEY
TpilE TIME** •» h tith««r /*--1 t s' • the
X Hon H J . V\ j jam* 1 >?. Kr*n< -
county. aa a candidate !<.r Hr »» utmir At
torney for the Kir at Jud * < reirt of ArK
anaa#. itibjwt to »b» a* tmo of the I ► en rjcrat k
Primary to be be 1 March . 1 « -
^PUE TIME? i* author xed r announce
X Judye J M \ lies ard, * f J’r pa ,n
t| is a candidate tor Proaecut>tur Ao-.rnf?
tor the Eirat Judicial Circuit, subject to the f
action of the Hem ►cratic Primary t ’ e h»-! )
March —, 19Us
FOR t '1 m V I DOE
fPHR TIMKr* i* authorised t«j announce
X MR R. A. RULfr E a* a candidate f r
tne office of Count) and prolate Judjre -if Sr
Francia County. aubject to the action *»f the
Democratic Pnmar> Election to be held on
March —.19O
FUR SHERIFF
THE TIMES it author zed to announce
MR- VA E A J L LI A M " a*> a can didate
for re-election »o the office of >uer ff and «
lector of St. Franc a County subject to the
action of the Democratic Primary election to
be field March 1*>
FOE CIRCUIT CLERK
THE TIM£i* >• authomed toionounof M K
M. W. 8KAHOHN. of Yadiaon Town*
•hip, as i candidate for Circuit Clerk of St
Frmoclt County, subject to the action of ibe
Democratic Primary Election to be held on
March igo
THETIMES la authorized to announce M K
FENNER LA UGH I NG HOOK of Madi*
•oo townabip, n- a candidate for the « ffiee of
Circuit Clerk of St Km ncir Countr. subject i
to tb© action of the Detnr*crat»o Primary Kiec* i
tton to be held on March , 19ie.
FOR curNTV < LEKK
THK TIMES t« authorrz«*«l to announce
A CAPT T «. M EH A IN. .f Madia-iri
i uwnubip. *« « « mi i 1 ■ la t** lorn ** ♦ non to
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JllH.N VI 1 < A \ I s aa a >-an-i "la 11- I r t»
FM-ttion tn tbp . tti • t mar-1 a :t uip . :tv of
Kotrpat ill) aubjtv i to u.p a. i n ,,i a- nty
primary plect. u
For Nali .
One line Jack, six years i. tirst
class in every particular w ith guar
antee as represented. App y i
L. 1’. Fitk. Byha ia. Miss.
Epworth l eague Entertains.
Last Thursday evening the Kpw tl
League entertained it' t emF r> and
friends at the home of liev and Mrs
}i. L. Wilford.
The entertainment furnisited ".is
in tlie nature of a 1 ngf< w pn cran.
after which dainty n Treshire: wer*
served.
The program which c .nsis:,d f:
quotations, poems and repr >d . : ns
from Longfellow were liigi yins*ruc-S
tive and entertaining. Among ti
to be especially mentioned was " i
reproduction of Kvangeline In Miss
Marguerite Laugliingbouse. and a
critique on Hiawatha bv Wavm Jer
kins.
After a short time spent in conver
sation and a jolly good time, the
young people bade their pastor and
his wife good night, feeling that the
Epworth League has found a pia' e in
Forrest City.
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M - ti>e Terr nea
bi: I,*' ‘ ’ i» • : 4. :c i 1 .
iu:h ri/.ir,j its collar . ti ■
an}! Lin^r <’ in ? *■* ft*-* »• \ » ;
[ afi ufici coiiij«rtiti\>
it> ♦rectiuii.
A Meth^nl’h! MiniM*-r Rtroin !itf*nd*
( hamtierlain'* < ousrh Kerioti*.
^ e have us. d < ha;nl»erlain ' jgh
Remedy in sir home ft r se\,.\ -arv
and it h a > always proved t !.*- a re
liable remedy. Wt have fi und that
it would d" more titan til*- mar •
ufactures claim for it. It is especially
adapted to croupand whooping cough.
Rev. .1aMKs A Lkhi-.
Pastor Miiact a. Minn . M. K > hurch
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is
sold by J. T Sanders.
Hallowe'en.
I he Ha. owe'en observance*- were
numerous in our litt e city This year,
but the largest, most formal affair—if
the word formal could be ui>piie<i to a
Hallowe en frolic was at the leime of
Mrs. T. \V. Harrow.
This ever popular hostess excelled
htrseif in her faithful adherence to
the spirit of the ooeasion. The spa
cious reception hall was lavish.v deco
rated with chrysantiiemums, and all
the exquisite beauty of that queen of
autumn. The parlors were gi\>.*n over
to the mystic rites of the day. Black
cats: bats and witches peered from
many a coign of vantage. From the
ceiling of one room immense apples
depended, inviting the interested one
to try his fortune by successfully
catching one with his teeth
< *ne riH.ni was dark and here the
maid, ns went one to one. t. ;—ep int■
tli" magic mirn r and see if a rnamy
face looked over Iter sh< ;Sd-r, Tl.e
entire 1 ■ itise with tl.e exepTjon of
the dining j. m. tu- ig •• with
green ikdits and in t! »• wi . .i *tn
larknes- t t e-T> t ro d .. v u
I la oween trick
The dining r n ,t;t- h w::i.
uM' rhv a. r,«i ! ■ *• - ?] **
\ 11 >t ‘ \ 1 i *. j {, -
t: d.vt d. wheriin ■ at - w • -Yd
in wax. 1 i. - ,\o i , .. -1 j - - w a >
awarded a ,:\e kitten ah r:.» d w it ■. a
huge U i. w u w
Mis-«- \nn.e Burrow f < lu i : .a.
I enne—ee, u.d Miss i; it h Hatcher
were the hoiiorees .f this gay litt.e
festivity, atid can liave the pleasing
assurance f i a'ing contributed an
unique delight t society - pleasures
this season.
('tires Blood, ‘skin Diseases.t .ancer
Greatest Blood Puriticr 1 ret
If your blond is impure, thio, dis
eased. hot or full of humors: if \t .
have blood poison, eancer. carbuncle',
eatiu«r sores, scrofula, eczema, itch
ing, risings and bumps, scabby, pimply
'kin. Is»ne pains, catarrh, rheuma
tism. or any blood i r skin disease take
Botanic Blood Balm B. H. B sain
.1 sores !fea aches and pains stop,
and the blood is made pure and rich.
Druggists or by express. > per large
i»<tt.e. sample free by writing Blood
Balm Co.. Atlanta, (.’a. B. B. B. is
especially advised for chronic, deep
seated cases. ,s it cures ;ift• r a ei'e
fails.
N otiee.
1 o «h"m it may concern:
This will introduce Dr M, tin 1.
Dryer, who will 1 vate in your city.
Dr. Dryer has had H" years experience
and is a pood dentist \m courtesies
shown him will lie appreciated.
Very truly. h \ Long.
Mr. W. B. Neils •
position with Brandon. Baugh \ c<
and left last week for Marianna, where
he has accepted a situation witli Mr.
Ed. Bear ley. Neilson is a splendid
salesman, a thorough gentleman and
* genial companion. We regret his
departure but we wish him the ut
most success.
I
SORTON-CU VM1NGS.
l«i*.it F«nv«t ( iti'» M**»t I'r«nilrent
^ I'Bns « ili/rn» are J**in- 1 in
H<»lj Wedlock*
The mi;.. ;mtty s '..ix','.
t; at } receded t; - • image f Mr K
K N — ■, : M;>s Mart; un-minc
t.creaaed * i.* ant :c:t-at: \ f t: e • v* :/
itse'f. and ii; no »ij were their many
friends disipp inted wr,en User as
sembled a* the Church of the G d
> eph-rd Wednesday evening t
witness the marriage The hands ■
liing friends had teen busy arid
ferns, pa.ms and ther lieautiful j- *
p arts were arranged to present a
beautiful ha*'ground for the bright
r»*-ss ar.d U-auty f the bridal party
Cut f. wers ;n profusion filled out tim
measure >f floral lovelinesss while my
r;ad shimmering lights revealed a
the beauty of the pretty church.
Mrs. J l.n Gatling, organist, til ed
out the moments of waiting with ap
pr .p-ia'e musical selections.
The wedding music proper, was the
n. .< h ved wedding march f Men
rieisM hn. and the Lohengrin march
Traumerei. in faintest tones came
during the ceremony which was said
bp the rect r. Iiev. Mr E T. Mabler.
The notes f the wedding march peal
ed forth, a;, i the party with graceful
rr.eas ,red pace appr ached the chan
cel Id the 1 wing rder Rll b i
• i -r'. E ;~e 11/ rd and Margate*
Bari » ishers, Nathan Norton . I
Ti * Bar;.am: hr.desmaids. M i»»
"yra Hi., m'i M 'S Laura v.*; :
g: ■ Messrs. Cast n (
t n and A L Grady: ,.atr
f . :. r. Me-ia -sj. T. ih idr •
nd : M Tinton; maid of hon >r.
Mi" T me P. u--: Mi's i Jirn.it
w Mr J..hn 1! Tipt**n. The Grid*.
•
i. ' ue>t n. in. Mr. Waiter B. <- r:i in.
and the tender vow- were uttered
whi l. ade tl ein man and wife.
'liie stride's dress was of liberty
satit, \-r tatfeta. made en princes,*,
with a-e gariiit ure. Her dowers were
iriae r—e- »un a snowtr »■! white
'•i The veil and "range
~t !»•■•■ .mingly arrayed. - gM
The matron- of honor wore liberty
-atIn In a beautiful shade of green,
with garnitures of lace net of the same
color.
The maid of honor was clad in a
white silken fabric with embroidered
lace. A green girdie ►rave a touch of
the wedding color.
The bridesmaids wore French or
gandy with Irish point lace and era
broidered silk mull with lace and
ribbon, respectively.
All tlie ladies except the bride wore
white picture hats and carried white
; chrysthanemums.
The bride's goiug-away gown was a
most becoming coat suit of brown,
with braid and a touch of pastel ap
plique. hat and gloves in harmony.
The much loved young couple left
|on the northbound train for a trip
! more or less extended, after which
'they will be at home in Kenton where
Mr. Norton is in business. To this
young couple who go from us to make
a new home among the happy home
f earth, a host of friend- would waft
a fond adieu fraught with the ! • art -
deepe-t emotions, f r tht-ir welfare,
both materia! and spiritual
The cat- f-t wii guests were Mr. and
Mrs. i; < Jack- n. I>ayt—n. <>hi
> c,JO—a.an .1 ■ '1 K n .>. 1
Mr a:.d Mr- it-. i, Mi ,,r I.
! 1 a. !"• • •}., r !: - .• v —
Laura <. >at Mr k* M i.■. M ..
1; Mt—r-. \V, ]■ ., r:> i; . j ,,
’ n » —ii _t n. M. n.; i.i-.
I . 'V
J V\ Iiy .suffer with
5 uainwlieu
I BALLARD'S SNOW
‘ LINIMENT
WILL CURE
RHPl MATISM Cl T*. f.l D
SORES, SPRAINS. WOl N[»
Mil P JOINT S, NEURALGIA,
SCALDS LTZ.,
O. A. Frif-del, Dallas, Tax.
writ*-*: "I us*- Raliaru'sSuovr
Id niinciit for my family. It
1 - ft.*- b*K Liniment "made,
it roli<-v* s burn.- aiul.-oalds.’
25c, 50c and $1.00
r
LLaJlard Snow Liniment Co
BT. ZdOL’IS, MO,
Sold and Recommended by
J. T SANDERS.
ggMfW
Good Material
is required to make Good Beer
GOLDCREST
BOTTLED BEER.
Is perfectly Brewed from the Best Barley Malt and the
Finest Quality of Hops--then it is aged and matur
ed for months under conditions of Perfect
Cleanliness, which makes it
Healthful, Pure and Palatable.
> Ask for Goldcrest at all Bars and cafes
A. .1. VACCARO & CO.. '
FORREST CITY. ARK.
Distributers for Tennessee Brewing Co.
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K rr,-.- <.••>!. ; • r t . I -le
st rt* t.' uji.il i: ; at ,r i taC
tl i. ti,♦ ’ i • ;■ ' . a i • r. ...
wliu are it, .1 t :: -a; i < mpa
t.v. an t wl. -e ace• imr. are due and
past due. tS.it they must - >:ne forward
and .. tt • .a:: e at . r t. - ir ac
counts wi tie placed t■ the hands ;f
an att< rn*y f r • •• * i ■
That.sir a eacl and every patr-'ti - f
the old ( impanv f r ti.eir litera pa
tronage. I wish t< aim unce tiiat 1
will continue the business at my p ace
on lt -sser street where I «i keep a
complete stuck : nutter f a kinds.
sa.'h. doors, blinds. and solicit a
continuance of \ ,r patronage.
Attain thanking V"U. and hopintr you ’
wi.l trive the matter f ymir account
with The LumUr 1 oinpany prompt
attention l remaii
't jrs respe tf i t
H. W. Paslav.
Forrest City, Ark.. Autt 2b. inn:.
-
The fav ruble weather has permit-!
ted the tarn,, rs t. gather ti.eir cot
ton and they have done so. arid rushed
it on the market in >jch tremendous
quantities that the bottom lias dnqe
peti out of the price, and it has de
clined near A two cents. We believe
it is bound to rise, and if we had any
cotton t se;l. we would hold it, if
passir.le t d ■ so. until the price ad
justs itself to actual conditions.
NEW MORPHINE CURE.
Mr. Jallies < ain Write*, an Interesting
Letter. Telling Hew he W a» ('llred.
I he h . winp letter ft • 'rr. Mr. .lames
».air. Ad tms Station, Miss.. t< ing :
the new curef rthe M rphine. Lauda
num arid opium habit. i- ,r ;shed
? r t!:<• !>en»'r;t t tii \vh ire addic
ted and wi. are >-k 11.a c .:>•
Mr » ait. say- • i u>. i . rpi.lne
• r ' : * t*. i years, and during that time,
i ' r.' d i ir.i I. "i, \
Me
in
i f
■rv
e and
w 1
meed '.. . : . M auine t
• 1 at... »:> i :i.i> y. ,,r. ar.d a* : h.t’r
Mine 1 •' a> a: al 1.' g-ait.s
uiorj: hie a lay md t v -art rise
and de igl.t I - n f.-.ind :i a* a-r I
i. ad t U t, l a n . r. e1: » d \ f - - J
-an t iaipr ve inheath and strength
a. nee. and v'a- c imp ete.v c .r* i ji
a » irpiisingiy short lime.
"1 have t t taken ny
Manine m< ii tine : u y kit i m w
for a rig time, and iv ■ - lesire for
n whatever and :t.v fami'v t -n-ician
-ays it j, tl.e v
hasever seeri. 1 a
sr> mucl impt . :
11 - \\ a b. e ' ; w
d want rs :
renit- iy r :d; ::
it cured .■ ut.d I
ence that :* - a:
There ..re a n
nients an i - -
vertised. : - , .
as they .
caine .-r .• ... . n
mis hatd:-f - _j.
treatments',
covery. Mat «
hut > an . ue-t
it is guarat te»-d
i’ure T i at d !
not contain any
oaiiit*. o* "d >m \ • x
wctidertu. cure lie
a farmer and am
(■ hea th tf.at ! a:;.
• ( m put iuti
•- n a f ti.i-.rea:
d V! . . : :
-w fr rr. - . ri
t
.r>‘
ad
■ u.er .ri
h an i * :
■ T is n-w dis
f * * U , i >s*’t U16
a edy and a cure
ie* 'he Natk1.1
.1-jw. and i> »•>
rhldr.e. .piurn. co
r ^ti'• 'tlier iniuri
. . .. 1 a*ij ii.er ltijur
habit-formingdrug. Manine is ?t
onlv remeitv nr tnedi.-ine - *t.. w,
wide w: r i * da\ ’ 1 .• ,> .;,ivpv wj
cure the drug iiahit dis, u>e
1 1 84 Wl ■ i itM .a. i U ..
Medicine t ...any u \ rti. <'..mi
t.-n aven ie m i. > ' ... ,
once, and they wr. cladiy send full j
format it, an.ut t hi - preat discover
and win n you h.-w to tret cured ■
home without any -tekn-s- or pain
detention from business.
NEW MEAT MARKET
B. FUSSELL, Proprietor.
Having purchased the interest of my forme' : Mr.
J. A. Waterman, I am now a candidate for you: titrwwe
w!un you require fresh meats of any kind, such a*
BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, LAMB, VEAL and POULTRY,
.md such Fish and Game in season as the law permits. I will
-To handle fresh country produce such as Butter, Eggs,
Vegetables, etc., and invite a continuance of your trade. I will
spare no means to please you and give vuur commissions mv
wry Lest efforts.
Respectfully,
Telephone 71
B. FUSSELL.
Jamk* Fcssell. J. T. Fonukev. N. W Norton.
President. Cashier. Vice-President.
THE BANK
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Eastern Ark
Is fu.ly equipped t do a General Banking Business and
So..' ;ts ti.e a< counts f Corporations. Finns and Individuals.
DIRFCTORS.
•tamf> f v — ell, of F’.isse ,-C.ral am- \]ders> n ('■ . Forrest City.
•" HN "• Alderson, f Fussel -Graham-Alders ■!. <
Forrest City.
A ] ki kki: i f liecker A I.ewm. F >rro-t City
*> -N aYi,i>it. < ap.r a.i-t and Planter. Forrest City.
1 *'' '■ i-iiK Ji’.. i ■ T i C :i^e. .1 r.,Si Co . Forrest City.
} ' Ai: ■ ,\. .! \ • .ro A < . Forrest Cry. A k.
I •' 1 '' ' "" ' ' Ki . it A c ... 1' rest Cay.
N A’ ’ rt • v. !• rre-t Citv.
-v 11 Mann. Ac rm y. i rre-t < ity
Capital Stock S30.000, Surplus $30 000.
Undivided Profits S3,OOO.
" *■* : u pair ns every aec mmodation consistent wit! safe
Banking Principles.
Safety Deposit Vaults for Cuslomers.
C. A. AHLSTEDT
Contractor
Plans and Kstiniates on all classes of Buildings
and Repairs cheefully furnished upon applica
tion, and lirst-elass service guaranteed.
Correspondence invited, and gilt-edge
references furnished. :
Don't forget Ahlstedt.
Telephone No. 155.