The Forrest City times., 1904-05-20


 MT. Jnhn Gsnjrr loft Monday for Hot springs t0 .,,ten.i the = Il annual session of the Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias.
 Our yonng friend Nimocks has new sign covering the entire roof of hls large warehouse. It can be read while running.
 Don't bp selfish. if you are satisfied that Old Vofmer Whi,key is the best tell yonr friends. T. C. FolBre. Jr., < C.. sell 1t.
 NJ. x. Gaines, left Monday for Red field, AEkansas, to see the twins. Glandpa Gaines is very proud of the 1ttle ones.
 The daily St. Louis World and TIE FORREST CITY TIMES, l2 months for S2.25 Did you ever hear of anything so ridiculous
 Mir. and Ms J. T Sanders returned Wednesday from their wedding tour and are at home 10 their friends and acquaintances.
 Mrs T. II. Harris. of Madison. was shopping in the city saturday and gave us pleasant call. She is an accom- pllshed musician. The Times has new Fox type. wri. ter and the agency therefor. It is ahead ot anything made. Don't fail to see 1t at the Newsstand.
 Chas. Lewis left for Little Rock to attend the gathering of the Scottish rite elan. Charley is one of the big. gest MasoDs in town.
 Miss May Roy, having resigned her position in the Telephone service at Newark, Arkansas. returned to Fof. l rest City, last Friday.
 The Elw0od Woven Wire Fence is the most durable of all fences. A car. load just received by Russell, Graham < Co.,, for safe cheap.
 All kinds, prices and styles of ladles' slippers, including strap slippers and low quarter shoes. just received by Russell, Graham X Go.
 All the latest novelties in lawns. batlSte, mnslins. percales, ginghams and mrrcedZed goods just received at Fussell Graham X Co,
 Carload of ElwOod Wire Fencing. the best and cheapest fencing in the coun. try, just received at Russell, Graham & Co., and for sale cheap.
 Miss Grace Hemenwav. of Wheat. Icy, who has been spending d week with Dr. and Mrs. N. r. Beauchamp. returned home Tuesday.
 Marsh Johnson, Charley Hayens. Gervaise McCrary and Enos Altman, spent Monday on Fishing Lake, meet ing with tisherman's luck.
 In front of Nimocks' Ark is mag niticent frog pond. Application will be made to the fish commission to stock 1t with either fish or frogs.
 Jim Tucker, Of Baking Powder fame. registered at the Marion Monday. He balances the scales n' 450 pounds, but IS as active as-"ell. J lmbo.
 Old Vollmer WhsGey, put up b, Jesse Moore Hunt G., IS pure and wholesome. For sale by r. c. Folbre Jr., x Co.,, Forrest City, Ark.
 Mr. and Mrs. W P. Mss9n returned Tuesday from lndlo, California, where Mrs. Mason has been sHiournlng for some time on account ot ill health.
 STRAYED-One small iron, grey mare; seven years old, dark mane and sail; branded b. w. S reward for return to DAN WYLDS.
 Mr and Mrs. E. F.. Chew and daugh- ter, Eva. We're the gnpsts of Mrs. T. c. Merwin Tuesday They were on their way home to Helena from Hot Springs.
 Ever in the line of progression, Cap. Russell has contracted for granolith sidewalk, ten feet wide in tIOnt of his three buildings on West Front street.
 Mrs W. II. Barnes. who has been Charming guest of her mother, Mrs Pauline Goddard, the past week. left for her home in Little Rock Tuesday.
 Russell, Graham X Go. have just re- eelVed oit stock of ladies' slippers and low shoes. Look over them and get your size before they are picked over.
 John Seaborn and wife, of Paragould. were among the relatives in atteudance on the burial of J. r. Blanton Monday Mir. Seab0rn Is half.blOther to Mrs. l B'dntOn.
 A mare on Jack Pipkin's farm gave birth recently to two mule colts. Jack | is kicking because set of double har- | ness and d middle buster did not come yllh them.
 Tine question of labor is being solved in St. Francis county. about twenty cutivators have been sold, and other machinery is being placed here 1t can be worked.
 c. W. Lepgett, who has been so seriously ill for some tune, was up town Tuesday receiving the oongratu. tio,s of friends. He i5 gradually gain ing strength.