The Forrest City times., 1905-05-26

'SNpfNitt liiC cuOp tuu the water leaked through the floor into the billiard hall. A key was secured and the water turned of Much dam. age was done to the building billiard and pool tables and the hall.
 Mrs. J. c. Slaughter went to Brink Icy couple ot weeks ago to put on the Mllkmaids Convention for the benefit of the fire laddies of that town. She was assisted by Miss Joy Prewett of this city and the local talent of Brink ley and her efforts were crowned with success. Mir. Slaughter went over Tuesday night to assist and accompany the ladies home.
 The most vigorous workers have spells of tired feeling9 now ard then. This feeling is caused by derangement ln the stomach. liver and the bowels. A few doses of Prickly Ash Btters quickly corrects the disorder and sends the blood tingling through the veins. carrying life and renewed energy throughout the system. ]. H. Duna. Tant Co.,, spec al agents.
 Build CTS Hardware-evetyth from penny nail to a 25-horse power gasoline engine-may be had of Paslay x Johnson. Contractors bills d speei. aty, ard filled completely at lowest figures. We invite a comparison of our stocks and prices. As this is a side llne with us, we can and do sell it cheaper, because we are not depending on this line for our profits. Pasiay X Johnson.
 A small-s zed hurricane visited For rest City one night last week, and did some damage at and near the ice plant. Tue wagon shed of the Ice and Power Company was raised clear from the ground and turned over on is side and three trees were uprooted. The wind seemed to have made just one dip at that place. The damage was small, the shed being intact. aud was replaced without much trouble
 NIT. J T. Johnson, who started last week for JaliscO, Mexico. in the inter. e>ts ot the several citizens here who have purchased lots in the town lot sale, only accomplished part of his trip. He got as far as L0ngview. Tex a.. and on account of tremendous rains aud railroad washouts he was com. pelled to turn back, and arrived here Friday, and in time 10 be elected a school director of this district.
 MT. Frank J Weimeler. of Brinklty. who has d number of friends and sc- qaaintanees in this city, was happily married on Wednesday of last week to Miss Ivy l.. Pugh. They received many handsome and useful presents, several in the list being from friends here, in. c'uding MT. anu Mrs. J E and MT. ahd Mrs. L R. GrObmyer. John Grobmyer, MT. and Mrs A. J. Vaeeafo, and others. We join in best wishes.
 Postmaster and Mrs John c Bell have broken up housekeeping and are boarding at the Marion. Mrs. Bell will leave on the 3lSt inst. for Portland Oregon, via St. Louis, to spend the summer. At tie latter place she vii meet her relatives. MT. and Mrs Alex ander Taggart, of Indianapolis, anC Mrs. Odell, of Washington City, wht Will be enroute in their own private car. MT. Bell has been quite indisposeC for several days.
 What we can do. We can, first of all meet al reasonable competition on Screen Doors and Windows. We can guarantee material and workmanship without qualification. We can fill or ders for any size, promptly and exactly We can cheertully make figures and give information, and we can furnish all accessories, as they may be needed. Phone 3S, and we will send man to take the measures of your windows and doors. Paslay X Johnson.
 After teaching very successful term Miss Lila Britain closed her school at Widener Friday. with an lee cream supper. which was perfect success in every respect. Quite jolly time was spent by all who attended. Miss Brit tain deserves highest praise for the manner in which she conduc- ted the affair. Misses Pearl and Emily Davis. Blanche Ferguson and Mpssrs Otls Stevens and John Davis, of this city, were among the invited guests.
 MT. J J, Smish, of Johnson township, WAS in town Wednesday on business, and gave us pleasant call He says there must be some mistake about that dog story which we published last week He thinks Dennis had been running rabbits, and that MT. Mallory mistook d rabbit foot for a fox foot He says he is satisfied Dennis could catch rab- bit. Bill Louder shot a fox last week, aud it may be that te tied the foot to Georges rabbit dog and sent him home.
 Certain erteIptising aud capable per sons have had 1t in mind for several months to organize Thesp plan Club and of late there has been considerable uudefcurent in that direction. For rest City has an abundance of talent. and The Times would be glad to see such an organization. There ale so few really good plays at the opera house that it really behoOyes us to put one on occasionally with home talent. IL will be pleasure to The Times to aid in promoting such an enterprise.
 We are reliably informed that MT R w. Payne has leased the Avery residence recently vacated by MT. j. c. Bell, and vii return with his fami- ly to reside permanently in Forrest