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To the many friends and the public generally of Forrest City and vi cinity who visited my store on the date of the formal opening, 1 desire to extend a word of thanks. : : : : : It w ill be my constant aim to keep the stock at this store up to the highest stan dard of excellence at all times. “Quality” is the motto here coupled with prompt ness and efficiency in my repair department. Every watch or clock that leaves my jeweler s bench goes to the customer under a positive and absolute guarantee. I am here to do the work. I am here to meet the demand for an up-to-date and first class jewelry establishment in Forrest City, and it is for my friends and an appre ciative public to decide how well I shall succeed. .If '°u did not visit the store on the opening date come around the first oppor tunity you have and inspect the superb stock of everything to be found in the jewel ry line now on display here. I want you to see the store whether you purchase anything or not. No pains nor expense has been spared in fitting it up and. like others w ho have called, you will go away feeling proud that Forrest City can boast such an attractive and perfectly appointed establishment. Yours to serve at all times, A. D. BOYLE, The Jeweler Jackson Street Imperial Building Forrest City, Ark. PROFESSIONAL CARDS N. W NORTON W. W. BUGBES NORTON & HUGHES ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office is Rollwage liuildiiitf. Will practice in the lower courts of Eastern Arkansas, and in the Federal and Supreme Courts. FORREST CITY, : ARKANSAS M. B. NORFLEET AttorneyatLaw M iney to Loan .on Ileal Estate. Office In Pettus Build n« Practice in all the courts—Federal and State. S H Ninn. Otto B, Rollwife J. Witter Morrow Mann, Rollwage & Morrow Attorneys and Counsellors at Law < ifflee In Court House. Will practice In all the courts of the stale including Supreme and Federal Courts. S. S. Hargraves LAWYER Ofl ire in I’eiliiM Itiiiltlmu I’raetiee in all llir < ourl* ROBT. HAMILTON REAL ESTATE, ( arm and Timber Lands. Eorrest City, Arkansas. The Palace Market Dealers In Groceries, Fresh and Sa'.ted Meats, Vegetables and Country Produce Good Quality, Honest Weight. Prompt Service [Phone 91 M^r.ae' Kaufman went to Memphis n^lt °n business, returning ruesday night. Heath of Mr. It. C. Hank. Mr. B. Hawk died last Friday evening at ~ o'clock at the home of his brother, Mr. J. I. Hawk, in this city, after a short illness, of some liver affection. Mr. Hawk came here on Wednesday of last week to visit Ids brother, whom he had not seen in some time, and on Thursday morn ing of the same week lie went to Lexa to see about securing employment, lie being a railroad fireman. Thursday afternoon Mr. Hawk received a phone message from a friend in Lexa, saying that iiis brother was quite ill, and lie requested this friend to see t<> it that he was sent to this city. However, tlie young man did not reach here un til Friday morning. He complained of feeling badly, and Dr. Kush was sent for, in the afternoon he grew worse, and in aspite of all that could be done to relieve him, at the hour stated above, he answered the final summons, and passed away. Deceased was a native of Lincoln county this state, and was in his thirty-second year. Besides his bro ther, Mr. .1. 1. Hawk, of this city, he leaves a father, who lives in Fordyce: one sister in Fort Smith, and one in Little Bock, to survive him and mourn his untimely taking off. Deceased had lately been working at Rochelle,Louisiana, and came from that place here. The funeral proceeded from the Hawk residence Saturday morning at !*, interment being had in the Forrest City Cemetery, w here services were conducted by Rev. K. -I P. Garrott. of the Baptist church. While we did not know the young man, our sym pathy goes out to the bereaved relatives in this sad hour of their deep sorrow. WHY WOMEN SUFFER Many Forrest City Women are Learn* imr the Cure. Women often sutler, not knowing the cause. Backache, headache, di/v.lness, ner vousness. Irregular urinary passages,'weak ness, languor— Each a seeming torture of itself. Together tell of weakened kidneys. Strike at the root get to the cause. Quickly give the help tlie kidneys need. No remedy endorsed like Doan’s Kidney fills. Here's convincing proof from this locality. Mrs. LaryJ. Rogers, Ash St., Brink ley, Ark., says: “I feel that it is my duty to recommend Doan's Kidney Bills, in return for the benetit they brought me. A weakness of the kid neys bothered me and 1 suffered from backache. Last spring I obtained two boxes of Doan's Kidney Bills and their use did me a world of good.-’ For sale by all dealers. Brice 50 cents. J’oster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Baited States. Remember the name—Doan's—and take no other. Mrs. M. E. Wintield has been quite ill for several days, but is better, and we hope will be entirely restored in a few days. Have your house wired for electrici ty, and save money and time and worry, and you'll also have tlie satis | faction of having better lights. See I the Li«ht Plant man about it. Boyle's Opening Brilliant Event. The opening of Mr. A. I). Boyle's Jewelry Store last Monday was a most brilliant affair. and though many of those who had intended to be present were prevented on account of the threatening weather, enough showed up to make of the affair a com plete success, and those who were for tunate enough to attend the event were well repaid for their trouble. Mr. Boyle has one of the prettiest little stores to be found anywhere, and one that compares very favorably with the establishments of like char acter in much larger cities than this. Mr. Boyle and his able assistant, Mr. Gustafson, were assisted in looking after and entertaining their guests on opening day by Mrs. Boyle and Miss Mary Boyle, and each and every one of the four were kept busy, doing all in their power to make their guests feel at home. Each lady attending the opening was presented with a handsome sove nir of the occasion, said souvenir con sisting of a dainty hand mirror, en graved w ith the name of the store and the occasion of its being given. The guests were loud in their praise of the perfectly appointed little store as well as for the good judgment used in selecting the stock of goods which he lias on hand. Mr. Boyle is proud of his store, and lie has a rigiit to be. It is an establishment of which the city and its people should also be proud, and we believe that everyone who has visited it and inspected the stock is proud of it. We congratulate him upon his successful opening and upon the gratifying business that he has su far been having. - Miss A. B. Wadley, of Hot Springs, was in the city this morning and was a pleasant caller at The Times office. Miss Wadley is tra\eling in the inter est of the itedpath-Slayton Lyceum Bureau, and was seeking to arrange for a Lyceum course to be given in this city. Teething babies always have a hard time of it when this process occurs in hot weather. They not. only have to contend with painful gums but the stomach is disordered, bowels loose and the body uncomfortable. The best help you can give the little suf ferer is McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR. It corrects sour stomach, cools and quiets the twwelsand helps digestion. Price 25c, and bOc per bottle. Sold by J. T. Sanders. A BOOST That is what we are prepared to give the man who wants to grasp that op portunity. We have abundant MONEY TO LOAN ON COOD SECURITY. We can place a hag of gold at your feet that will enable you to grasp that opportunity. See us for Heal Estate and Loans. We loan on town or coun try property—long time to pay it' back. Newsome & Ferrell. Report of Teachers’ Committee. The St. Francis County Teacher's In stitute convened on the 12th inst., con tinuing five days. The work was under the supervision of Professors J. M. Wilson and N. C. B. Anderson. The subjects discussed were : Theory and Practice of Teaching, Arithmetic, Grammar, Reading, Arkan sas History, U. S. History. Orthogra phy, Physiologgy, Geography, Algebra and Civil Governmeat. Thirty minutes daily were allotted the discussion of each subject. Prof. Wilson introduced an innova tion by appointing different teachers each day for all subjects. As there were thirteen subjects this gave an opportunity for each teacher to take an active part in the work, as well as avoiding the monotony of the usual sessions, thus proving most pleasant and profitable in every way. Through this committee the teachers wish to thank Professors Wilson and Anderson for their kindness and cour tesy extended them during the session just closed. We also extend our thanks to the board of directors of the Crowley Ridge Institute fir the use of the school building. Teachers who attended the Institute were mentioned last week. G. W. Christian, Ibbie McCrary, Tomye Stodkard, Committee on Report. For Sale. One four-rooir. cottage on one acre ground; ornamental fence in front: good cistern water, nice garden and fruit trees; all in good repair. Will sell cheap for cash. Apply to Wright Lewis, 1*. <>. box l'b Forrest t'lty, Ark. j23.it F. S. Rexford, (i 1 r» New York Life Bldg., Kansas City Mo., says: ••] had a severe attack of a cold which settled in my back and kidneys and I was in great pain from my trouble. A friend recommended Foley Kidney Tills and I used two ixittles of them and they have done me a world of good.” .1. T. Sanders. Mr. Bob Clements, who has charge of tlie countv convict farm, whose hands are now engaged in opening up tiie obstructed gap in the old Military road, was in the city Wednesday on : business. Mr. Clements says the work is progressing nicely, and that Mr. Mc Daniel, who is in charge, is pushing it through w ith his usual thorough ness and energy. "> or <> doses will cure any case of Chills and Fever. I ’rice, 25c. In this issue we are featuring a 40 inch advertisement of the Warsha vsky store, where the recent purchases of Mrs. Warshavsky w hile in St. Louis, iiave all arrived and are now on sale The advertisement tells the tale of j price-slaughtering, and we refer you | to that for a few sample prices. Mrs. i Warshavsky lias built up a large and ' lucrative business in a few years in | Forrest City, and her success lias been I because of handling the best goods at the lowest prices, and advertising that fact thoroughly. There has j scarcely baen a week that The Times has not had some special bargain of fering from this tirm. and the people have come to watch and wait for her s announcements, which brings to them an economy of living, and in which they have an abiding faith. Head her advertisements, give the store a visit, and see for yourself that she means just what she advertises. .lust received at Fussell-Graham Alderson Company's a full and com plete new line of t lie celebrated W. B. Corsets, all models and sixes. Be sure and see tliem before purchasing elsewliere. I have received a car load of Ban ner Buggies, the best on earth for the money, gives more satisfaction and quicker time than any other buggy that you can find. You can buy from me on any kind of terms. If yon need anything in this line call on J. W. Moore Gatling building next door to tlie Chronicle office. Have just completed a course of China Painting, both the naturalistic and conventional, under Mabel C. Dibble, of Chicago, also water color at the Art Institute. Will do my own firing. Am prepared to teach' and take orders. Have some work on 1 exhibit at It. II. Winfield & Co. For particulars, phone 108. Mr. George Harrington, wlio lives on the B. Terry place north of Madi son. and who trades with The J. VV. Beck Company, brought in Monday the lirst white l)loom shown in this city. On tne same day, Martin Blount, colored, who owns ids own place near Lakeside, brought in a red bloom. Both report good stands. Mrs. Nancy Boatner. also brought in tills week a white bloom that appeared in her Helds the lirst yf the week. Mr. S. 1’. McDaniel, who since last Sunday, has l>een in camp on the “tiring line,” on the Old Military Load, spent Thursday Jn the city, having come in to purchase some sup plies. Mr. Me. reports work as going on swimmingly. He informs us that three bridges have been completed up to the point where tho decking only remains to lie placed in position. One bridge, the one across Shell Lake I’raih Will have to be built outright. He says that the work of cutting out the right of way has been done up to within a mile of this point. Mr. Mc Daniel returned to the scene of active operations last evening. Strayed from Forrest City, on November 15, ltdo, One Dark Brown Horse Mule, fourteen bands high, weighs 800 or 8-iU pounds: supposed to tie branded with letter .1 bottom upwards on left shoulder. Last heard of near bridge at Madison, going toward the bot tom-.. Liberal reward will l>e paid for information leading to recovery of said mule. BRANDON, BAUGH & CO. FLY TIME! Don’t let these pests pet a foothold in your house. He pin right now, and have your place screened. Remember '‘an ounce of prevention is w o r t h a pound of cure.” Screen doors and windows now, will beat all tlie tly papers and poisons you can buy later on. EWART MARSHALL LUMBER CO. t arries a full line of screen doors, screen w ire and ma terials needed for putting them up. PHONE 3S. METAL and COMPOSITION ROOFS Painted and Repaired Roofs Covered with Carey Roofing, Peb ble or Rubberoid Roofings. Gravel Roofs Repaired Best of Material Used. Expert Service. W. 1. COOK Roof Contractor Memphis, : Tennessee THE ENEMY OF CHILDHOOD. The greatest enemy of child hood is the tape worm and umi lar parasites. They are the di rect eau.se of the loss of thousands of children who were so weak ened by the pernicious action of these pests that they became easy victims of disease. The best pro tection against worms Is to give thi* children an occasional dose of WHITE’S C'KKAM VKKMIFUCK. It not only removes worms, but acts as a general tonic in the stomach and bowels. Price 25c per Bottle. Jas. F. Ballard. Prop., St.Louis.Mo. AND btCOMMtNOEO BYl J. T. SANDERS. (ll'AKIHAN'\S SALE. Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue of an order of the Probate Court of St. Francis County, made and entered in said court, on the •'tit day of June, hill, the undersigned as guardian for Cecil Mallory, a minor, at the west door of the court House, in Forrest City, St. Francis County, Arkansas, and within the hours for legal sales, will Oil Monday, July 10th, 1011 sell to the highest and liest bidder the follow ing lands lying in the County of St. Francis and stale of V i kansas, to-wit t An undivided one-half t*,> Interest In ten (Id) acres of land off of the east side of the Southeast Quarter (s. K. >*) of the Southwest Quarter (S.W . ‘4, i Also au undivided one-half (Vi) Interest in seventy-live i75) acres of laud off of the west side of tlie Wen Half (W. b,) of the Southeast Quarter (S. K. '•«.) All in Section Twenty-Two <U2>, Township 1 ive (j) North and Range Three Cti Fast said sale will tie on & credit of three months from day o.f sale. Purchasers will lie required to give notes with approved personal security, and also a lien w 111 he retained on the land for the pureImmoney. Witness', my hand tbU Vh day of June. 1911. J r \ i, .okv, <*uar a.. J i> il >la’!ory, a minor. to 4