The Forrest City times., 1905-07-28

large stock We can ntl any klH0 O1 an order that calls for building material , promptly and At the most reasonable figures The Forrest City Lumber Company.
 Attorney J. NJ. Prewtt' who was ap pointed by the court t. look after the Interests of the negro Davis, returned from Searcy Wednesday. He says the state was making nut Il strong case against Benton, tse evidence of MT. r. Mcdaniel seeming to specially in- terest the jury.
 Miss Matte Aiken, who makes her home with her uncle. MT. Richard Roy At Caldwell was in town Saturday ac- companying Mrs Alice Hampton, who was en route home to Memphis, af.er a very pleasant visit with Misses Aiken and Hendren at Caldwell The ladies gave us very pleasant call.
 Sheriff NJ. H. Ford, of Lee county, l has tendeied his resignation as mem Der If The St. Francis Levee Board | from that county. The same has been pointed Mir F o. Love. of B edsoe, to l fll the uuexpired term Sheriff Ford must have discovered something?
 Rev. F. E. Taylor, who is now sta toned at Bythevile, has been in the city couple of days, mtnging with l friends, and lpcturing. He is deputy grand lecturer for the Masonic fraternity, and the local lodges had l him here to instruct them and assist them Ill E ue iodgr work last uigsf.
 Rev. R. O. Rogers, of Paragonld. | ,., gulte soon. probably about the first | Sunday in August. to which the public IS cordially invited. The meeting will be held primarily in the interest of he Christian church, though 1t is hoped to benefit other denominations as well
 We make a speciality of filing con. tractors bills compete. Our lumber is the best that grows. If you are guided by price, you will find ours clincher. which will give us your trade and friendship. No matter what you want. if It Is lumber, you may get II here. The Forrest City Lumber Com pany.
 The yellow fever at New Orleans is rapidly spreading There have been l65 cases reported up to Wednes- day night, with 42 deaths. There is practically no probability of it reaching Memphis or Forrest City but every pre- caution should be taken bv thorough cleaning up Of the town. The Board of Health should act now and avoid any chances.
 The most vigorous workers have spells of 'stired feelingo now aud then This feeling is caused by derangemeHt in the stomach. liver and the bowels. A few doses of Prickly Ash Bitters quickly corrects the disorder and sends the blood tingipg through the veins, carrying life and renewed energy throughout the system. J. H. Duua- want K Co.,, speeial agents.
 The barbecue to be given by Captain James Russell on August r 10 all old soldiers and their families, will take place in the beautiful grove shor,
 distance west of the residence of MT | John F. Eldrdge this site having beer E selected by the committee. There il :. every prospect that an immense crow( will be present to partake of his libera :, hospitality.
 MT. James Devasier, aged 54 years
 who came to this county in hls earl i' childhood. died Wendsday night at S.3 e at his home at Caldwell and was buried in the Caldwell cemetery yesterda :, afternoon He leaves family, tW
 sons being employed with the Torres City Ice & Power Company in this city
 to whom we extend sincere Sympath O in their great bereavement.
 The railroad company have larg, = force of men, including several hun 10 dred state convicts, at work on tn, road few miles south of town. Tn,
 roadbed is being widened, the grade
 cut down, heavier ralls lald, and tn IF road being put in first class shape II I every way to meet the requirement. IF after the main lire is completed mt a New Orleans. .-Marianna Index. Miss Anna Elise Williams will leAv, e next Wednesday for Winchester. Ten
 nessee, where she will re-enter schoo IF and finish her course. She then eX I poets to go East to take.voice culture
 Miss Lucy Williams will accompany heI T slster 10 Winchester and spend som, 2, time at Winchester Springs and E 4st n brook for her health which has no
 been real good lately. She will prob
 ably remain there until November The following school books and sup r, plies may be had at the Newsstand |. Appleton's Readers, First, Second Q Third and Fourth; Lights to Litera 2 ture. by grades, l, ?, 8, i, and 6
 Cornell's First Steps in Geography
 Harrington's Spelling Book, Spence b risn Copy Books, l, ? and 3; Tablets r. Pens, Ink, Ink Stands, Rulers, Chalk Il Erasers, Examination Tablets, I4uncl :. Baskets, Satchels, Book Straps and al 0 things needed in the school room.
 Hon. F. w DeROsitt, MT. Chas. H
 Sanders and Col. Landvoigt went t, q Fishing lake Wednesday afternoon ], remaining over night, to catch fisl r. and make arrangements for stag bar V becue. Barbecued pig. fish, chicken ant [. all the trimmings were in abundauc s and were relished by the crowd whicl | came up Thursday, consisting of Dr
 W. II. Alley, F. H. Barker. J. O.
 Bridgforth Andy Naccaro, Maste I Vaccar0, Gene Barrow, of Wdener. ant