The Forrest City times., 1905-03-17

Our good name is business asset which we value too highly to place in jeopardy by making the slightest mis- representation. You may depend upon our goods being just like we tell you Your money back If they are not. Pas. lay & Johnson.
 With the bslmy Spring weather we are featuring big and beautiful line of Embroideries, Edges, Insertions and Allovers of all kinds, and are mak- ing prices to move them quickly. Wait for our swell line of Hats. R. H. Winfield X Go.
 Several comfortable rooms in the Long block, suitable for offices or sleep ing experiments, are for rent at very reasonable prices. For further par ticulars call on Mrs. Pauline Goddard or Mir. Laneford Vanderslice, clerk, at the Marion hotel.
 MT. Jas. McCutchen don't put all his faith and land in cotton, but believes in diversified farming. He is putting Zen acres in potatoes, ten acres in fruit trees, one acre in strawberries and will raise plenty of hog and hominy. And his bank account will grow.
 Mrs. Ed Mallory, of Round Pond, was charming visitor to relatives and friends in town Tuesday, and gave us A pleasant call. She has our thar ks for complimentary mention of The Times. Their mail should hereafter be addressed to Womack, Ark. Dr. J. C. Barrett, of this city,a veteri- nary surgeon, and an old confederate soldier, left Saturday for Little Rock, where he went to enter the soldiers home and pass the last of the short time left to him on eait tn. He is al most total y blind and helpless. Cold type does scant justice 10 the variety of our stock, and we cannot em- phasiZe too much the fact that we have never failed to make you price on your purchases which competitors do not care to tackle. Give us call and be convinced. Paslay .& Johnson. The Elwood Poultry Wire, 60 inches high. and the Elwood Fencing Wire, 26, 34 and 58 inches high, the best wire fencing made, is sold exclusively in Forrest City by the Russell Graham Alderson Company, who meet all com petition-especially on above wire.
 The fullest value of your money is no novelty here--it is standing cOndi- tiOn. We carry the biggest and best line of ready mixed paints in Eastern Arkansas, and will guarantee it to be just as represented. Why not give us your next order. Paslay & Johnson.
 His numerous friends among the readers of The Times will be glad to learn that Hon. c. F. Hinton has been nominated by the citizens of Wynne to succeed himself as Mayor of our sister city. The primary occurred on March IA. We join In hearty congratulations
 The examining trial of Ike Fleming, charged with attempting an assault up- on Miss Georgia Holland, at Cicaila on March lst. was heard by Squire Stone Monday, with the result that the mag istrate bound Fleming over in the sum Of $500 to await the action of the grand jury.
 Ed. J. A. McCord has been absent from tho city several days. He attend. ed the meeting of the Baptist State Sunday School convention at Arkadel- phia last week. Thence he went to Little Rock to attend meeting of the Woodmen of the World, returning last night.
 Remember that the March term of the St. Francis circuit court cOnvenes next Monday morning. All jurors, litigants, attorneys, officers, ct al., are expected to be present in person or by representatives, so that the business of the court may trot a ong uDinter- ruptedlv.
 Contractors and builders are invited to make our yards their headquarters when at leisure, and 10 inspect our large stock. We can fll any kind of an order that calls for building material promptly and at the most reasonable figures. The Forrest City Lumber Company.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Appel, of Rawli- son, were in the city Monday, trading and shopping MT. Appel bears the honor of raising the finest peaches in eastern Arkansas and says St. Francis county can beat the world in fruit, if the industry is given little proper attention.
 The Young Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will have Handker- chief, Cake and Ice Cream Sale at J. H. Dunavant X Co.'S drugstore, cn Friday, March 24th, for the benefit of their church fund. All are invited, and it is hoped they will be li5erally pstronized.
 MT. A. Meyer, of Prague, l. T., ar. rived in the city yesterday and will make this his home. His family and numerous friends have been looking forward with great deal of pleasure to the day when he should return to "stay returned" The Times welcomes him home again.
 Dr. J. H. Dunavant left Wednesday for Charlottesville, Missouri. to visit his family and other relatives. and went thence to St. Louis and Chicago on business. Mrs. Dunavant is ex. pected to arrive here today, and they will probably depart for the West sometime next week.