The Forrest City times., 1905-06-02

Asusual the biggest stock of sporting goods nlay be found at the Newsstand A large invoice of base ball goods, cro- dnet sets, marbles, tops, etc., just re- eeived. Give us d call when you are looking for anything in these lines.
 On account of the meeting of the Arkansas State Sunday School Assc- ciati0n at Pine Bluff. the Iron Moun- tain will sell tickets on June l3 at one fare plus 50c for the round trip, good returning June Is. See Durborow
 Improve your home by fencing in .he chickens with Paslav x JohnSon's Poultry Netting. It makes d beaut- ful fence around your chicken run, and saves the wear and tear on your pa. tienc-. A Il heights, at low.St prices.
 Master Willie Mann returned from Bell Buckle Friday where he had b-en attending college for the tenn just closed. He has grown to be quite A tall and handsome young man, aud his friends are glad to see him al home again.
 Go to the Russell Graham A lderson l Company for the beSf woven wire fence in town The Ellwood has no superior and costs no more than the interior makes. They have It 26, 34 and 5S in- chs high, and there Is none better made.
 We have selected about 100 lairs of shoes and placed them upon d bargain l counter in our store. Until sold out these shoes. which cest Us from Ssc np. will be sold at actual first cost Don't miss these bargains. Fondren, Smith k Company
 In the spriug is the time te Paint, yarnlsh, stain. and otherwise brighten up the home am business house. Why not ;rv those arnish stains and the Japalac sold ty Paslay x Johnson. and brighten up th old furniture. Makes II look like new.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. l.. McGee left "Wednesday for Austin, Arkansas, where they will visit his parents for few days, when they will go to Color ado Springs to spend several months with hope of benetitting the health of Mrs McGee.
 Dr. W. w. Jackson, of Jonesboro, formerly just plain Bill Jackson. brother of Nick, Tom and Bob, who resided here many years ago, was visit ing his old haunts and friends in town d couple of days thiS week and gave us d pleasant call Wednesday.
 Misses Pearl and Emily Davis spent yesterday on Fishing lake with Dr. W. w. Jackson. of JoneSboro, Hon. +. W. DeRositt, Dr. H, P, Dodley and MT. F.. ]. Barrow Only a few fish were caught, but all enjoyed the outing and had nice time.
 On account of the meeting of the United Confederate Veterans at Louis vile, June IA, l5 and Is, the Iron II, 12 and 13, at S9 D for the round trip, good returning June 10, 1905. See w. S Durborrow, agent.
 We have taken the agency for the Dr. Martins Infant Exerciser, and tired mothers may new have rest and enjoyment by watching baoy jump and crow. There is nothing like II. Price S3 25; hammock attachment % cents extra. Landyolgt X Nadakin. Hon. John l. Moore of Helena, was ] in town few hours Tuesday between
 trains, and was enroute home from Little Rock. He has many friends in Forrest City, and we heard one en-
 thusiast say, few days ago, that ) 'John Ike ought to be governor"
 A stroke of good luck is what you
 might term this opportunity to get , ready-made screens at such low prices Q of Paslay X Johnson They guarantee - to 1t any old frames. Warping and !, shrinking has no effect on the Wheeler
 Screens. Works in all kinds of weather e The Forrest City Building and Man !; ufaeturing Go. is another Richmond ' in the field for public patronage. They a manufacture cement brick, vaults, granolith and granitoy pavements.
 MT. Jim Lamar Is secretary and treas :. erer, and MT. A. E. Carrier iS mana ger.
 u Contractors and builders are invited 2 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 l. figures. The Forrest City Lumber , Company
 /, MT. Charles NJ. Kelley, of Pine Tree, V was a genial visitor in town one day
 last week and paid us very pleasant
 visit He has our thanks for cash on t subscription for his mother. who is the n widow of Uncle Joe Kelley, deceased. Il who was our friend Tn h's lifetime Y We had not heretofore had the pleas t ure of meeting Mr. Charley Kelley. and f We hope he and many other of the in- telligent aud enterprising farmers of Il that neighb0rhood will call often, that
 We may know and serve them better.