The Forrest City times., 1905-03-10

Contractors and builders are invited to make our ya,ds their headquarters when Vt leisure, and to inspect our large stock. We can fill any kind of | an order that calls for building m ateria, promptly and at the most reasonable 6gur.s. The Forrest City Lumber Company.
 | MT. J. J. Chastain died Saturday, Feb. 9, 1905, in Monroe county, and WAS buried at Blackton Sunday under the auspices Of the Farmers Union. Mr. Chastain formerly resided in this city and was known by many who re- gret his untimely demise. He vas ill put few days with pneumonia. Deadenirg Felt once used always used. Your Lew home w,ll not be com. plete without it. Also Read, M ade Roofing and Resin Sheathing. A room prepared with Resin Side SheatiDg is comfortable in winter or summer, and Is fuel saver. Talk with Paslay & Johnson about these good things.
 Paslay & Johnson are dealers in everything. You can buy ton of coal or a house and lot of them if you want to. and if they havn't one, they will hustle around and get 1t for you. But seriously, they would like to sell you a few tons of good coal at price which will tickle your purse, the good kind, too.
 We make speciality of flling con. tractors bills compete. Our lumber is the best that grows. If you are guided by price, you will find ours a ciincher, which will gIve us your trade and friendship. No matter what you want, If 1t is lumber, you may get it here. The Forrest City Lumber Cum pany.
 Our old time friend, Mir. John R. Brown, has greatly improved the ap- pearance of hls store this week. and has added handsome soda fountain and marble surface counter to his fixtures. The Times is glad to note these evil dences of the prosperity of an old friend and offers congratulations and best | wishes.
 When you are building home the best lumber you can get is none too good. Our lumber will bear the clos est scrutiny, and we guarantee that it IS the best quality there is for the price asked. Get our quotations on any thing you may need in sash, doors and blinds. The Forrest City Lumber Company. If you would like to see 6 Parker Pen, come over to the Newsstand and will show you one of the prettiest lines of Pens you ever cast your eyes upon, ranging in price from S1.50 96 co Fully guaranteed for one year. All latest styles and improvements k. T. Altman, at the Newsstand, B south Front street.
 Madame E Boyle has just received samples of all the latest skirtings anu sultiDgs fer spring wear. and invites thing in this line to call and Se sam pes and have their measure taken. Same will be made to order on short Gotice in the latest and most approved styles at reasonable prices.
 A certain lady friend of this city, whom we have always thought and said | had splendid judgment and good sen- sible idea of material things in com | parisOp, said tD us few days ago that | she was much pleased with The Times | that 1t is improving every week, and | that it certainly is the best county pa. | per she ever saw, and she has seen many. We still have faith in h.r judg- meDt.
 MT. F. c. Nicely purchased the Cat ling property on West Jackson street Wednesday, being lot in block 65, and oppOsit. the residence of MT. and Mrs. Geo. w Pearson, for cash censidera- tion of $500. He will repair he house extensively, making it one of the cosi est homes in the city. We congratulate our friend upon this evldente of his thrift and prosperity, and wish him much joy of his new home.
 Building time is near at hand. It is always more brisk in the spring. We are prepared to take care of our patrons this year better than ever before, and our warehouses and yards will be the scene of great activity. If you want lumber Ot any kind. shingles, sash, doors, blinds, mOuldings, brick, lime, cement, or any kind of building mate. rial, we have it at the lowest prices and of the best qualities, We want your trade. PaSlay & Johnson.
 Capt J. P. Mcdonald, of Fulwoad, was in town Monday on business, and gave us a pleasant call. He is the first to take advantage of the extraordinary offer we are making to send The Times, weekly, and the Memphis Enquirer, daily except Sunday, twelve months. for &2 50. It's the biggest offer ever made by any newspaper in this county Capt. Mcdonald has not been in robust health during the winter, though he is holding his own tolerably well.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. ?. Taylor returned yesterday from New Orleans, where they went last week on a bridal tour They witnessed the occupation of the city by King Comus and his retinue, and all the other characters of Mardi Gras, and incidentally enjoyed them selves to the utmost. They have SC