The Forrest City times., 1905-03-24

Hon. E.. D.Vineyard. of Lexa. was in the city to see his relative, Mir. H. W. Cook, Sunday, and was a guest at the Marion.
 Mir. W. o. Pirtle, of New Castle. was a pleasant visitor to this ofltce Tuesday, and has our thanks for sub stantial fayors.
 Just as The Times was going to press wedding was in progress over on the northside. We failed to learn the names of the contracting parties.
 Uncle Bob Mitchell, one of the most substantial farmers in the county. was over from his home near Pasles- tine. Monday, and has our thanks for renewal of his subscription.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Stone left Tuesday for Little Rock, where Mrs. Stone viii spend some time seeking health in a branch of the Battle Crtek Sanita- rum. The Doctor is expected to re- turn tomorrow.
 We are now showing our new Spring lines Of Laces, and have a big stock of beautiful patterns in Vals and Iorchons at from 5c 10 15c the yard. We invite your inspection. R. II Winfield & Co.
 WASTED-A few regular or trans cleDt boarders. Rooms and meals by the day or week. Table supplied with the best the market affords. Rosser street, opposite the J. W. Beck resi-. dence. Mrs. E. E. Roy. The ladies wLl De pleased to know that we have received and opened a big line of beautiful materials for liar danger Embroidery and Berlin work and We invite them to call and inspect same. R. H. Winfield & Co.
 Spring is here, and it is time to paint your house and fences. We have every kind of paint, and will fill your orders at prices so that you can meet or beat all competition, Let us talk to you about it. Paslay & Johnson.
 MT. Al Smith, who was so brutally assaulted by Scott and Henson d full account of which appeared in this pa- per last week, is said by the attending physician to be much worse, and will no doubt succuDb to his wounds.
 Lights to Literature-lst, 2nd, 3rd and 4th parts-are now on sale at the Newsstand. Also Appleton's Readers, Harring on's Spoilers, and Councils first steps in Geography. Others will be ordered and supplied promptly.
 w. P. Clark, who lives on the Mal,o. rv place, north of town. was in the city this morning. He gave IFS pleasant call and purchased number ot books as gift to his 6-year-old daughter, Alice, whose anniversary is to-day.
 Improve your home by fencing in the chiekers with paslay & Johnsons Poultry Netting. It makes beauti- fui fence around your chicken run, and saves the wear and tear on your pa tience. All heights, at lowest prices.
 Miss Eunice Nimocks. who had been visiting at Ardmore, l. T, returned Monday, greatly to the delight of her large circle of friends. Mr Nimocks S accompanied Miss Eunice to Ardmore on the 7th inst, returning some days earlier
 Mir. A. L. Grady left Saturday night for Searcy, 10 attend the bedside of MT. II r. German, who is reported to be worse. Miss Lolie German, too is quite ill, having been confined to her bed with pneumonia, but she is said to be some better.
 With the balmy Spring weather we are featuring big and beautiful line of rt1i and Allovers of all kinds, and are mak- Wait for our swell line of Hats. k. II. Wipfeld X Co.
 Several comfortable rooms in the Loneblock, suitable for offices or sleep ing appart are for rent at very reasonable prices. For further par ticulars call on Mrs. Pauline Goddard or Mir. Langford Vanderslice, clerk, at the Marion hotel.
 The Elwood Poultry Wire, 50 inches high. and the Elwood Fencing Wire, 26, 3i and 5S inches high, the best wire fencing made, is sold exclusively in Forrest City by the Russell Graham Alderson Company. who meet all com- petition-especlally on above wire
 Mrs. P c. Ring, of Argenta, has been in the city for week or more nursing her brother. MT. Robert Myers, who fell from the seed conveyor at the oil mill last week and was seriously in- jured. His friends will be glad to learn that Robert is improving. though slowly.
 Mir. T. F. Downey and Mr. NJ. p. Remley have made application to the Court to be examined and admitted to practice at the bar. The case has not yet been called. We understand that Mir. Remley already has an invitation to deliver the Fourth of July oIatlon at YOeona.
 In the spring is the time to paint. varnish, stain, and otherwise brighten up the home and business house. Why not try those Narnish Stains and the Japalac sold by Paslay X Johnson. and brighten up the old furniture. Makes Il look like new.
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