The Forrest City times., 1905-03-03
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MI. anu nlIs. IT.. M ltHID were wei come guests in town Tuesday. They will embark in the hotel business in Brinkley, having leased what was formerly known as the Kelly house. which has been remodeled and newly furnished throughout. The Times wishes them abundant success. Deadening Felt once used always used. Your new home will not be com plete without it. Also Ready-Made RoohDg and Resin Sheathing. A room prepared with Rosin Side Sheating is | comfortable in winter or summer, and IS fuel saver. Talk with Paslay X Johnson about these good things. MT. and Mrs. Clarence Lancaster, of Wynne, are rejoicing over the advent of dear baby girl. on Thursday night of last week. Mrs. Emma Mosrley went up Friday night, and Mrs. N. r. Sanders and baby Harry left yeste rday to visit the family, and make the ac. qoalntance of their new knswomaD.
 The Lost Bride, or under tie mistle- toe, Is billed to hold the boards at the opera house tonight. MT. S. Clay SteaInS, an itineiant amusement deal 1 talent for the benefit of the L.d es' \ Id Society of the Methodist church, and it is hoped they will realize handsomely.
 We make a speciality of filing con. tractors bills comp etc. Our lumber IS the best that grows. If you are guided by pric', you will find ours n clincher, which will give us your trade and friendship. No matter what you want, If 1t Is lumber, you may get it here. The Forrest City Lumber Com pany.
 When you are building a home the best lumber you can get is none too good. Our lumber will bear the clos est scrutiny, and we guarantee that it IS the best quality there is for the price asked. Get our quotations on any thing you may need in sash, doors and blinds. The Forrest City Lumber | Company.
 1 If you would like to see Parker Pen, come over to the Newsstand and ] will show you one of the prettiest lines of Pens you ever cast your eyes | upon, ranging in price from $1.50 O S6 % Fully guaranteed for one year. | All latest styles and improvements E. T. Altman, at the Newsstand, 13 south Front street.
 Madame E Boyle has just received samples of all the latest skirtings and sutings for spring wear. and invites all who contemplate purchasing any thing in this line to call and see sam D 'es and have their measure taken. Same will be made 10 order on short notice in the latest and most approved styles at reasonable prices.
 The Railroad Jack Company arrived in the city last Friday but were not permitted to appear at the opera house because they had failed to put up prop CT advertising matter, and the man. agement did not propose to open the house to what they thought wOnld not bs a paying business. Good for them. The company went hence to Augusta.
 The fire department was called to the residence of Mir. l.. Rollwage Fri day afternoon, in respone to the explos- ion of an alcohol lamp. The cultains and draperies of the room were consid erably damaged and MT. Rollwage was slightly burned about the face and hands. It was not necessary to turn on the water. The damage is said to be about $50.
 Ebert Lewis, of Johnson township, who was under bond to keep the peace, having had difficulty with his uncle, John McGaha, violated his peace bond and was given up by his bondsmen to the authorities. He was arrested, brought to tlis city and paced in jail Tuesday by constable Joe Logan MT. James Smith and Mir. E. L. Horton were his sureties.
 Mrs. $. F. Sutton, residing in the northwest part of the city narrowly es- caped horrible death by burning Mop- day morning. She was standing in front Of stove when her dress became ignited and rapidly enveloped her whole person. Fortunately assistance was at hand to extinguish the flames Mrs. Sutton escaped with slight burns but badly frightened.
 Miss June Wheeler and Mir. Charles Eaton, of Memphis, were happily mar ried in that city on Wednesday even jug, and went to New Orleans to spend thelr honeymoon. Miss Wheeler is well-known here, having frequently been charming guest of Postmaster and Mrs. J. c. Bell, and The Times joins her Forrest City friends in hearty good wishes and congratulations.
 The cotton growers meet tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock at the court house to perfect their organization for higher pr rces. This Will be the most important meeting so far held, ard every person interested should cer- tainly be present. The pledge for a p Ter cent reduction will be presented