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The Forrest City times. [volume], November 08, 1907, Image 4
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DON’T BE
CONSTIPATED^
Everyone knows when he is constipated, and every
one should know the risk he is running when he fails
to promptly correct it.
PRICKLY ASH BITTERS
Is a Bowel Tonic and Regulator.
It empties the bowels just as thoroughly as the harsh,
g::; ing cathartics and does it mildly, comfortably, pleas^
ar.tly. Moreover, it leaves a beneficial influence behind it
because the bowels remain healthy and regular thus there
1- no return to constipated conditions.
Get the Genuine »lth the Figure "J" In ReJ on Front Labet. M
Sold by Druggists. Price S 1.00 per bottle. "
•IT. SANDERS. Special A Rent.
One Rarely Sees
Clothes Nice as These.
V
Be Well Arrayed
In Union Made,
With a Pile of Style.
‘KICKS, 87,50 TO $1>Q
FHE J. W. BECK CO.
■
L. R. GROBMYER,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
4Gity Msat Markslf
W'6st Side North Washington Street.
Keeps Fresh Meats of all kinds and Game In season. Buys ani se -
Live Stock, paying the Highest Market Brice for 11 gs and
Cattle. \ our trade and inquiries solicited.
m —■ ■ I—- - -
If i-' - im-thin*; pood to eat that you
a’t* Ki! c fur either served or
h r vuur pantrv. call on
JOHN MALOUF.
DEALER IN
Fresh Fancy and Family Groceries,
Fruits. Confections. Nuts, Cigars, etc,
Telephone No. 206.
I
I
I
f
*
A GASH OFFER
li t F--rrest City Times has made a special clubbing rate with The
M' ■ \\ »-• k'.y Commercial Appeal by which we will furnish both pajer>
1 r i 11 year for'1 be Fi rrest City Times' regular subscription price, 3i..'»>
1 ! ' ( reial Appeal is one of the largest and liest papers in the S ;th.
and th- Finns Lives all the County news, making this the strongest new>
1 '. r c :i binati ui that it is possible lo make We hope to receive many new
s >er;j lions n this oiler: fl.50 cash for both papers. Address.
THE TIMES,
Forrest, City. Ark.
C ity Council.
Ti e city c unci' 'i’,Ld t r ler
■y Major <i •• ,r Tm'1 > _bt.
j tiththefoh "i? j -.'■•ers jr >-’it
\ u1errr.cn M'!• i; M;t‘ ry. I.ani» r.1
■' nrad, >.n, - - :»• ; . • • j-r i; ••. :
\l«ent. A;dt : :i yt r
The following c ..n> were audited.
*• and corrc-t ! rdered 1
»ay lor. Knicht \ • •. insur
ance s i j 1>)
Water* Lie! ‘ ( oil> ;e > 125 m
•rrest ( ;ytir • r • n -• *4 -■
W I as - 5 72
I he W rrT'. M l; t di.-mi.-e
tants .. 20 m
1 1 K. M *ivn. f- ■ c pri- tiers IT 1'
j L .ndv' ict * \ a : r ;u. pr'r ti.«j? 5 15
tts Bros .
ISM » • oy it- - !>
' t . G. Weier. ' nertte or "inc SI*. «2
( ’.as I >i ,i , ... v „ I. \. y
house. 115
> IV' r Uorn.ar . f* > - 2" ”
M irsi .i 1 fe< - jo Oi
i tts. janitor. t <•<
Total . f *55
STREET I'lMWIss]. iNEIi's iJEPoRT.
deceived month f < > t h-: s 1H <•
disbursed month f * > t <.r h « >
Balance on hand * w 15
MA Its II U. ' 1: F I’ ;; .
Fines a-vses-.. i : r < 1 ' > r ; i j
Worked out ■ >tr* t
* mi
Licenses nected. 4
Total an unt due city i i«>
KKCoHKKU'r- ilFl* IIT.
Forrest l *y. < >ct 1. Tm7
To the Comm i. * . F**rre-t
( ity.
flentlemen I !*■_■ {■■ suhndt the
fi lowing a> ' v r>-j ;> : r :, . . nth
of Septen. -* r. '
A.r. .unt scrip* t~* ■ dir .
report. A up . ! lit .; >
Issued sine* 4 ■ 77
-:
Amount s rip ••nt>tandirc
September '-> , ' 4, - 07
itespeC! f y s - US'- ■
A I >. i * • *. ' k. h . > • r.
The c* unci'i . • d •. . ~*•
cc:nmissi**ti*. r u .* 7 the c nfact f r a
lx ard v% a. k n 7 - 4 ■ • ■ nc*l :
Mrs Cun;;.. i
having failed to wit; the
sio.i walk irdi:. -.: •*.*.
The owners of t lie pro j
ea • side of S c : 1. • • . -• • • r
J. 11. A' o x • r' ■ ■ ■• i* r ,t
c * vert to city limps > * . . were
li itiried to • ;... a. 1 s; A
Hoard ~id*:*sv._ '.s \*r*j ■: hr-, i .. :
on south. i:;st a . 1 w* *.» si .vs f
I’lotk '»•>.
I lie may - si te l ■ • . mcl
.at the ih-c.'i in the A a a* r c- *
Case has spread ;»! r ad .11. 1 - . h -
l ived they t .rn tin ir cat; — . sC
uj m the city • • the n rshal c 1
1 r attend t * it •. • : de c ;/>■ he p
1 t could nit ; 1, and ;: was tip.
to the c.iuncil : r a -lion ;u t .* {.rem
ises.
On mot ion the i-mLa w in-truct
ed to emp y a ’y t a him in :
his duties, an i ti - cit;?• are
■-.a stl ! t i
t! e centr u pi ;.L —.* : -.u > . s.
s, ok in t Ft ir m — C
The may r was 1 -• ..••• ; t ask
t e aid of t e s • . i <
mission in n-f-r*: c • • > ti e in, — •
iem.-t 1 f the < i. •. • :
No furl
j urried
“dh lla' M. > s
1 iie fi - .win*; 1' . extr.
letter received fr. n. Mr J! II. M,\ers
Si
ally - e «
d ice II up a 1_ - 1 ... \| .
cevil.e. ! n i'. — 1 iio.
' ; lends an i r • - • 1
urn much eoncerneo r• i 1 ..* d*->t • mi.
' lie < *il i'nit kt ' ’..m I , . ft •.
o nmend it usth- ; ■ s- • , j. : t.-.t r
had in my h ..>* i: J me f a
'-•ad cast-;c l.C>■ iy .x;n : »n ••:.*•
■ f r t c y
daughter ■ i a had c >>■ - , era -. r
hus in a \ 1 y 'i. rt .; , .
N Oticr t i hi ('i rl n| s.
i'■ real t ’ rt- .. •
. !. >i W 1 : . l \ ■ •
! na’ interests •
system, at. i f at' i . • • -
rthe edueati ti
' :.:> etid . r >: ate s .
eanizine tin di-. . .
nt counties is;t■ ■ •. ir,.
hr cons.uUuti.-n a>. i t : . : in
st r-uet ion a' resp. et ~ - - ;int
.! ies < '• . r • t; > t . i;. _
!; id t'f tl.is if. . ad •
i lord to i*. behind m any. n _ :: at
t- lids t' tl.t -.letter .- to. ■ t - - p.
dren We need 1* *ter i. - ». otter
t- achers md i net r t. r • • L;r
rural districts 'l l.. r. : : .. ;|._
is appointed I ur directors ■ rn- j
hie at tiit- e rt . - ... .
« ity. -. tillrd Satur \ *
' ( ii her n« \? h r r_ at: • < • e or
m re of cur aliiy ■ 1 . • o rs a • ;
present to 11- ; . rt *: • ? • •—
instruct rn» at id »id - m •
important \» rk N •.*. - •
ie a genera’ alter d
• ducatii r:a mtere-t.
Very rtsT*r ‘*f . v.
W H l As
10-l-2t t Kx.
Mrs W > i: . *
f Haynes, w-re s:- *in^ is. . , ;n*r,
the i'itx Wed:, -Jan
i
The fiu«es of Hard Times.
Kverv man. woman and clilld in the
ft.;:. 1 States is deeply concerned in
try's -doing N matter
• w w I provided against want any
I - r set of persons may be. no
with a -park f humanity in his
lesire- to see distress among
The millionaire in his pal
.i an -leep !>etter if the -treets are
■ • lei with hungry and helpless
beings, who are without etn*
vt-:it When there i- peace and
• - -p- rity there cannot fail to be
c erfiil c ntentment. And why not
t.tinual peace and prosperity with
•he factories running full time and
t •> agricultural fields yielding boun
tifully?
Hard times, in the last analysis,
-• vail becau-e people have spent
a at they l.ave not g t. says the
iianap i- News. "A panic may
■ i* any time, from any cause, but
:: -e affected have spent only
a at was theirs : if they have their
t ey are i t to In? frightened,
i i t e panic quickly -pends itse.f.
1 ; when people have spent what
•:--y: t wn : have discounted the
' .• • and the future fails to realize
tv- tati ns, panic i- followed
! > ii.a; i ity to liquidate, and this by
• i tr r- We can see no immedi
g ii -i of hard times, because
wt .,•■ g -i cropland busy indus
at has takei , ice in
W . -treet and the whole course of
( • ar agitation and of law enforce
•i.-Ht have been toward getting the
-iue.-s f the country on a solid
and actual basis."
1 • i- ceraiu ti.at if the c antrv's
. r -perry can withstand the assaults
u]- n it hy pessimist-, who have been
predicting disaster liecause of tne
aw'- interferei. e with special and
• iae privilege-, t can survive even
a pre-i ienlial campaign, with its un
icl f pros
perity f ate l- with the powerful
in:* re-t- that 1 a^e preyed so long
and i ega v ..j n ’hue pe ; le If there
is any real -igni Seance in recent
event-, it i- that the c< aiitry has
-i.aken off the old -hackles, and will
e hencef rth it- wn ma-ter. free
ud independent f h.ega. influences.
It the: w rd- the power of manip-!
at i -n at: i m t.ev 'lent preci pit at i n 1
' hard time-, wide!; has been p'S-j
-»— <i hy i select few. ,s a thing of
! a-t If we ever have stagnation
again, it wi . be due t natural
-■-. with width a higher Hand |
that f W a . street has t” do. j
Hr I-ought at Gettysburg. |
I»i Barker, f Fayette N V.,
'• a ’ . t at Gettysburg. writes
i. " ; ie Hitters have done me more
i ’i an any medicine I ever took.
-e\ ra \rars 1 had -t maeii irou- |
o t raid ,;t uch money for .
■ ‘ little f urp< se. until I be
’ dr _• l-.ectric Bitters 1 would |
'■ f r what they have done
1»ratal tonic f r the aged
: '• e w. is’ • " i.i 'eat a.tera
dy l.-.i der: sure cure ft -r
: a k ai d weak kidneys. Guar*
• a. dr .ggists. Brice >ne.
Harrow in Harness Virain.
F rr >t City. \rk . Nov. h B*c
I.a' '.v- ijt \ Vadakin.
t ity.
I have re* gned my position with R.
1'■ c’raig \ • . Memphis, and have
i tt i a a e with Brandon.Baugh
1 1 w. G very g ad to l.ave al!
>' friends ca.i and see me. I will
begit w ■, i jes lay. N v 5th.
V urs truly,
T. tV. Barrow.
stand Hr \nur Home Town.
' ' ;ti an exchange, who is a'
-■ ‘ : -man nature. »avs it is
' ' • • - 'e .f a t< nn. hut ’its char
’ •: at makes it a desirable place
a A .1 ve and prosperous town
a d" r ti.'.e cue. and a town may
■ a.’. i ; r spe-r and yet be small.
< • y iti. en in a town should be
a tested in its prosperity. Une of
■ wa;.s to help a town is to speak
It is true patriotism and :
t st •' w • st in : by j .r
•’\s a man wi. speaks ill’of his i
•' * fa’i i > .owt rs both himself and
. .. si. tiie estimati i. f others, so
•- a man wl,, cares little for his'
w, and mn.unity. The man who
- respect e i hy ot tiers r>. spects him-'
- f and his neighbors and patriotism
-A - at h me An.ther way t* help
r ’an i' t ' do a . you can to
■?a .tify it. Beautify your own
■ r petty ah you can. and then do all1
can- help beautify the streets.
■'h y to everyljody and courte
• ' t strangers. V ur civility will
■ p make g -i impressions, which
carried away and cherished.
a. 'er f tget tl it y u are a part of1
oe t wn, and t;.at your depa rtment
■ : ' ’ >ke up the stranger's esti
'• - the place Sell all vou can
h- • 1 A’a y.iu can at home." Every
* ar At is sent r carried awa'v
’ :.e ’ wii mak' s it that much
P rer.—Exchange.
\.w a ■ > 'j.eak well of your neigh*
'■ y r c mpetitor. your schools.
• uurches and public institutions,
lake tlie trouble to answer fully ar.d
:,rt*. uhy a., strangers seeking in-,
at; n f your tc wn. and. when it
' urteous r accommodating tv
i take the pains to go with
'angers and introduce them to ther
'•ti/ei.s. whom they may seek for
-'ine-s purp. se> ,r informati n. All
■ >e little courtesies wii; be like
'■-Aid cast up.n the waters—it will !
• - a to yvu increased ten-fold, and
' :r t wn. your neighbor and your
children will be benetitted by your
standing by your town
V Methodist Minister Bcronim-nds
( liamberlain's < ..ugh Hcnicdv.
t 1 ave used Chan.i-r’ain's Cough
h*. ni; :y in our home f< r seven years,
'-as always pr ved to be" a re
' remedy. We have found that
It w uId do more than the man*
/a.-! arcs claim for it. It is especially I
-‘•apt. d to cr>upand whipping cough'.
Bkv James A Lewis.
. a*. fitaera. Minn M E. Churcii
! / A v.t^rjain s Cough Remedy is
- 1 oy J. T zanders
Vegetable Preparation for As
similating the Food and Reg ula
tll\g tty Stomachs anil DoW C Is of
"...
Promotes Digestion,Cheerful
ness and HesFContains neither
Opium."Morphine nor Mineral.
I Not Nahcotic.
*ouo-£if<n.2imuaa
SmJ
Alx Jnnt ♦
ftmAUU SJh - I
A*u.S~d . \
Hffrrmmi , /
ft SifMtUi • l
)tirm Sttd -
QenM Jkipv ■
Lirr»>»W )
A perfect Remedy for Constipa
tion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea,
Worms .Convulsions,Fevcrish
oess and Loss OF SLEEP.
Tac Simile Signature of
! NEW YORK.
[EAACT CCPYCP WRAPPEB.
-__--J
You’ll Have No Trouble!
i
in getting that Stove de
livered and put up if you
buy
HERE
• A larger line of
HEATERS, RANGES !
: AND COOK STOVES I
cannot be found
; in the city
In fact everything in
HARDWARE |
CAN BE HAD OF
KLOTZ, the Hardware Man.
BOD
No. 208 Jackson St Forrest Citv. Ark
New Firm y. New Goods
w w
L F. ROLLWAGE & CO.
DEALERS IN
Hi$h Glass Groceries,
FRUITS AND PRODUCE
New Goods at Mathis' Old Stand
Phone 248 HP Quick Delivery
Your grocery trade is solicited.
W' M- BALL. j w- iu Ml’IIBEY.
WM. BALL & CO.
Colton Factors & Commission lercliants
| No. 4 North Front St,, Memphis. Tenn.
LARGE HANDLERS OF
FARMERS UNION COTTON.
0 W e give the s
do to the shipper of a thousand. Flat rate w per bale, storage : ' »
month or a year. U e actually store in shelter not >n the streets
Memphis, and are prepared to deliver c-.tton w ithin live days from
Take your cotton to depot, get hi ! of lading, and we
wi.i advance you tlu.m) per bale the v, ry dav >. ship. ,,
.. " os for shipping tags and draft" Ixx-k, or call on Mr. h.
B nner, Forrest City. Arkansas.

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