The Forrest City times., 1905-03-17
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.ANDvOICT & VADAklN. Ga1yol.s and Publishers.

Mrs. Rube Pipkin, of Haynes. and Ms. T. !. Rowland, of near Haynes. we're trading and visiting in the city o, Wednesday, and were guests of Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Scott for dinner.
 Twins were born to Mir. and Mrs. R. ], I.anier on Friday. March 3d-a boy and gifl. The baby boy lived but d few moments. The mother and her baby girl are getting along nicely.
 We do not chalge for looking. We will have extra help. Come and inspect our new spring lines. Monday, when our complete stock will be on exhibi- aon. The J. w. Beck Company.
 MT. James Cowgirl. of Kansas City, Mo, arrived in the city on Thursday os last week, and purchased about 900 head of cattle which have been feeding at the Consumers Cotton Oil Mill.
 Tue Madison road, near the brick works of the Choc.a aw Brick & Tile Co i, is nearly impossible, and tie road oyeiseer has splendid chance to show what he knows about TO d making.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Sanders are the Hdppl pdlCutS Ol OdUy klTl, who arrived at their home Tuesday noon. The Times extends congratula- tious and best wishes to the family.
 Messrs Jeel E Hugh R. and Jesse E Wynne, of Memphis, were in the city a couple of days last week to attend the funeral of Capt J. w. Beck, and ex- tend condolences to the bereaved family.
 Mir. R. L.. Stockard has secured a new surveying outfit, and is now pre- pared for work. Being perfectly ia. miliar with the topography of St. Fran cis couhty, perfect satisfac ion is guar anteed.
 Hon. Jacob Shaul. of Marianna, was genial visitor in the city over night Wednesday. He was enrOute home from Little Rock where he had been on lodge business, and to call upon the solOns.
 MT. F. c. Pettus returned Friday from Mason, Tennessee, where he had been for several days on business in the courts, and has not since been vel, though able to attend to his duties in the store.
 We are showing 6 stock of fine Nous seline de Soie, and other Spring Novel. ties in our Dress Goods department. Rhe ladies will be pleased to look over our lines. Fusseil-Graham-A A lderson Company.
 Judge Jacob Trieber, Judge M. l.. Moore, enroute to Little Rock from Hel-na, spent couple of hours in the city Tuesday night, aud registered at the Marion.
 If you try our Walk-Over Shoes, for men and boys, you will wear no others. They are the satisfactory kinda me dium prlce shoe, which returns value for every dollar invested. FOndren, Smith & Co.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chas. w. Bernard have recently moved into the Becker & Lewis cottage in the southern part of town. next door to Attorney Mann, where they will be glad 10 welcome their friends.
 We are now showing our new Spring lines of Laces, and have big stock of Oenutiful patterns in Vals and 1'orchons at from 5c to 15c the yard. We invite your inspection. k. H. Winfield & Co.
 Parties who are keeping up with the water xs informs us that it Is their opinion there will be considerable over flow. Planters and others in the bottoms are preparing to meet any dau- ger that may arise.
 NIT. Ed McLain. formerly of this city, recently of BeltoD, Arkansas, was in the city couple of days this week on visit to his oldtime friends and associates. He was enroate to his home at Acworth, Georgia.
 Mrs g. P. Mcdaniel went ts Mem phis Tuesday to be present with Mrs M. A. Gray, at the St. Joseph's Ho. pital, during a surgical operation. Her friends will be glad to know that Mrs. Gray is getting along nicely.
 The ladies w,ll be pleased to know that we have received and opened big line of beautiful materials for Har- danger Embroidery and Berlin work, and we invite them to call and inspect Sime. R. H. Winfield & Co.
 The Elwood Poultry Wire, 60 inches high, and the Eiwood Fencing Wire. 2e, 34 and B inches high, the best wire fencing made, is sold exclusively in Forrest City by the Fussell-Grabam- Alderson Company, who meet all com petilion-especially on above wire.
 Mr. Bob Myers met with painful and serious accident Monday morning. He is employed as oiler at the Consum. CTS Cotton Oil Mill. Among his duties is that of oiling the seed conveyor, which runs from the seed house to the mill, at a heigth Of probably 20 or 25 feet. It is built of wood and has stood he weather of six years. While pass ing along the plank walk, the structure gave way. and he was precipitated 10 the ground, where he landed on his head and side. Some of the timbers feu upon him, and he was picked up bleeding and unconscious. Medical aid was sent for and it was an hour or 30 after being conveyed home before he became conscious. He was bruised and cut about his face and bone in k,; xuoo hrakon pf al in.