The Forrest City times., 1905-03-24
Gbe forrest Gitp Gimses.
IANDvOlCT & VADAKlN. z Gators and Publishers.
LOCAL ADDENDA.

All ladies ale expected at The q. W. Beck Company's store Monday.
 Fondren, Smith & Co. have just re ceived nice line of the WalK-Over Shoes, in all latest styles, for men and toys.
 Mrs. J. W. Moore left Monday for Dawson Springs, Ky; for her health, which has been bad for some time. MT. Moore accompanied her as far as Mem- phis.
 The Dennison line Of paper napkins just received at the Newsstand. They are the prettiest lot we ever saw, and we have them in various designs at regular prices-2ee, ,25c and 60c per lO0. Ask to see them. They are certainly pretty.
 Mr. Fred Slater, of Tutwiler, Miss , was in the city Saturday. He gave us a pleasant call and has our thanks for substantial favors. He is interested in this county. owning fine farm in the Pine Tree neighborh0od, and was here 10 look after his business affairs.
 The Eiwood Poultry Wire, So inches nigh, and the Ewood Fencing Wire, 26 3i and 5s inches hgh, the best wire fencing made, is sold exclusively in Forrest City by, the FusselI-Grdham Alderson Company. who meet all com petit o.-esptclally on above wire.
 MT. J C. Lewis, of tie J. c. S Plun- kard Company, is a phenomical whist Ter, and his whslling speciality is re- ceived with wonder and admiration tle does not nse his fingers to whistle. which makes his whistling more won dtrful. At the opela house tonight.
 Many friends in the circle of The Times circulation will be pained to learn of the death of Rev. A. B. Forbes. a1 well-known Presbyterian minister He died at the home of relatives at Lake Cltv, Ark, on Thursday, March Is, 1905. at the advanced age of - years. A stroke of good tuck Is what you might term this opportunity to get readymade screens at such low prices If Paslay < Johnson. They guarantee to fit any old frames Warping and shrinking has no effect on the Wheeler Screens. Works in all kinds of weather.
 Contractors and builders are invited to make our yards their headquarters when at leisure, and to inspect our large stock. We can fill any kind of an order that calls for building material promptly and at the most reasonable figures. The Forrest City Lumber Company.
 Screen Doors and Windows are the best friends womankind ever had. They ire perfect luxury, which are within m of ha,aahnlAar rEhox don't cost much, and you will never re- gret placing an order with us for a complete line for your home. Paslay X Johnson.
 The J. c. Lewis Si Plunkard Com pany, at the opera house to night, pre- sents talented company of actors and comedians in an entirely new version of the well-kDOwn comedy success Si Piunkard. Rewritten and recon 'tructed. All new features, new novel, ties-eyerything new but the title.
 We make speciality of filing con. tractors bills complete. Our lumber IS the best that grows. If you are guided by price, you will find ours a clincher, which will give us your trade and friendship. No matter what you "duu, II IL iS luuuDclf you nay btl II here. The Forrest City Lumber Com paDy.
 Mir. Charles Lewis, of the firm Of Becker & Lewis, upon his return from Helena on Tuesday night of last week was taken i'll, and has had fever rang ing from l0l to 104 for several days. We hope our friend will be convales- cent soon and seen in his accustomed walks. Later-Charley had no fever yesterday.
 Madame E. Boyle has just received samples of all the latest skirtings and saitings for spring wear. and invites all who contemplate purchasing any thing in this line to call and see sam- ples and have their meas ure taken. Same will be made to order on short Dotice in the latest and most approved styles at reasonable prices.
 New stock is received weekly, and we always have on hand a full line of shingles, sash. doUrs, blinds, mouldings and all kinds of lumber, We want your trade, and will treat you fairly and liberaliy. Call and be convinced that we have the largest stock ever seen in this city. and that our prices are low. Paslay X Johnson.
 MT. V. B. 1Zard, Jr.. who has been employed at Cotton Plant since the first Of the year, returned home last week, and will remain here indefinite v. Van gave us a pleasant call Satur- 1ay, and has our thanks for favors. We hope he will find pleasant pursuits here and conclude to remain on his ma. tive heath.
 Eld. Henry F. Vermilion. of Arka- delphia, Ark preached at the Baptist Church Sunday morning 10 a large and appreciatiye audience. His subject was Fellowship The sermon was able and eloquent, Eld. Vermlllion is Financial Secretary of Ouachita Col ege. He was here in the interest of the endowment of the College. and se. cured several pledges to Chat fund.
 Mr. k. w. Payne, of Mulberry. ar. rived ic the city Monday en a visit to bis family. and to wind up his af