The Forrest City times., 1905-04-21
Sole Agents.

MT. and Mrs. Walter Batts have g new baby girl. The little Miss arrived early Monday. The mother and bahs are now doing nicely, and Walter i, pfacticing the old time lullabys.
 Window Shades in any color from [ 1 'o rect Tn length. Remember We cu s'idues onWn 10 lit doors or narrow windows free of charge. If purchased 1 of us. Becker X, I,anIs
 Hart Evins, the genial captain of tn, tinted States fleet at Madison. wa. circulating among numerous friend, In town Monday. He gave us pleas 'ht call and has our thanks for fayors
 The Times Souvenir Supplement vii oe nandsome book and handsomel, | frustrated. We already have some very fine views which will be valnahl, Tn an advertising way to this city ant i county.
 Miss Eunice Nimocks, who has beer 1 very Ill for two weeks or more, and a, one time was very low, is reported to b, I much better and improving, which i, gratifying news to her large circle 0 l friends.
 Hons. A. II. Hammett and J. T I Patterson, of Cross county, were in tn, l city Saturday enroute home from Lit tie Rock. All the politicians of East ern Arkansas pass to and fro via For rest City.
 A bay mare branded with diamop, B over bar, has been taken up MI, posted. Owner can learn further partic olars by enquirlng at this office. Mar had colt with her but colt has dis appealed.
 MT. Joel E. Wynne, of Memphis, wa in the city several days this week or business, paving taxes etc, and wa, given cordial welcome by his larg, circle Of friends, who are always glat to see him.
 Mir. J. N. Beard, of Palestine, cam over Tuesday night and was gues m the home of MT. and Mrs. John K Brown. He returned Wednesda, morning after Finishing his trading an, other business.
 U Ladies' and Misses Slippers, in tar patent leather and other fashiOnabl feathers, and in straps, Oxfords, Gil son ties, and all styles, are being fea tured at Brandon, Baugh & Go. s. Don miss this elegant stock.
 Miss Lula Cowan, who is teacbin school at Fair Oaks. came down Sat nrday to spend couple of days wit homefOlk and friends. She gave us pleasant business call Saturday an, has our thanks for favors.
 The military company is putting i, regular hours at drilling, and hopes l. pass No. inspection next Wednes day, at which time Capt Shaw of th | S. A will inspect the company We wish the boys success.
 MT G. E. Ligon, of Fergusonville was in town Monday and Tuesday c, business and circulating among friends He went to WIdener Tuesday to hun the festive gobbler for few week. O until the close season begins.
 Spring is here, and it is time to pain your house and fences. We have ever kind of paint, and will fill your order al prices so that you can meet or bea all competition, Let us talk to vol about it. Paslay & Johnson.
 Mir. s. c. Neel is more than proud O a fine registered Scotch Collie which h. has recently received from his son Blanton and Ashbel who are in schoo at West Lafayette, Indiana. It is beautiful specimen cf the breed.
 Dr. l.. J. P'Poole was a genial yisi. tor on the south side Saturday, gave ul a pleasant call, and has our thanks fo cash on subscription. The doctor is 6 most genial gentlemen, and likes good joke and good piece of music.
 The DennisOn line of paper napkins just received at the Newsstand. The, are the prettiest lot we ever saw, and l we have them in various designs at regular prices-20c, ,25c and soc per loo. | Ask to see them. They are certainly pretty.
 After delibeIating for more than tive ve hours and being unable to agree, the jury in the J Y. Roberts grave robbery case was discharged by Judge Hutton Tuesday at Mariana, and the case set for trial again on the first day ot the next regular term of the Lee County Circuit Court. The jury stood nine for acqlittal and three for conyic- tlon, and public sentiment at Marian na was almost unanimously in sympa. thy with the accused.