The Forrest City times., 1905-06-02

MT. J. E. Castleberry, representing E, B. Harvey & Co, of Memphis, was in the city several days this aud last week on visit to his sister, Mrs. Geo. l W. Christian and family. He and Prof Christian gave us pleasant call Saturday. We were pleased to make fhe gentlpMan's acquaintance, and thnk we pleased him by showing him Forrest City in photographs.
 Builders Hardware-evervihin from 3 penny nail to a 25-horse power gasoline englne-may be had of Paslay x Johnson. Contractors bills a speci- atty, and filled completely at lowest 1 figures. We invite a comparison of our stocks and prices. As this is side line with us, we can and do sell 1t cheaper, because we are not depending on this line for our profits. Paslay X Johnson.
 Mrs w. $. Hemenway and daugh- l ter, of Wheatley. were visiting rel atives and friends. and shopping iu town Saturday, and gave us pleas ant call. MT. Hemenway and family will leave shortly for an extended tour of the West, and will visit the Lewis & Clark Exposition at Port land The Times wishes them very pleasant and profitable trip, and safe return.
 Mir A. l. Goad, an en,erprising far mer friend, who lives on the BiankiB~ ship place. northeast Of town, brought us the first ripe peaches of the season last Friday He had nice lot of this fruit which he readily disposed Of at good prices. The ridge is we'll adapted to fruit growing, and if others would put out orchards sufficiently large, this could be made profitable industry in St. Francis county.
 What we can do. We can, first of all, meet all reasonable competition on Screen Doors and Windows. We can guarantee material and workmanship
 without qualification. We can ill or- ders for any size, promptly and exactly. We can cheerfully make figures and give information, and we can furnish all accessories, as they may he needed. Phone 38, and We will send n man to take the measures of your windows and doors. Paslay & Johnson.
 Mrs. A. P Ford, of Gnnter. Texas, nee Miss Floy Ross. of this city, ar- rived Saturday on visit to relatives and friends and has been a delightful guest of MT. and Mrs. N. F.. Ingram, Prof. and Mrs Mathis, and of her mother, Mrs. c. R. Ross She will probably return 10 the Lone Star State to morrow or next day, and will be ac- companied by her mother. MT. Ford is in the bank At Gunter, and they have a very cosy and happy home. Miss FiOy" is looking fine, and is just as charming and vivacious as of yore.
 Mrs. M. C. Bryan and daughter in. law, Mrs. Joe Bryan. were pleasant callers at our sanctum Friday. They came back to look at our handsome new press and other fine new ma chinery and were greatly interested in seeing the improved methods of print ing which we have recently installed. Mrs. M. c. Bryan has been reading The Times for twenty years or more, and is one of our most highly es- teemed friends She has our thanks flor cash renewal and her gracious favor.
 "Patience ceases to be virtue" says the head of the family, or any other member. when the mosquitos sing and bite and the flies get into the soup tu- reen, all because you have none or old and shabbily fitting screens to the house. Good screens are comfort within the reach of all. They improve the disposition, aid digestion. promote ! sleep, keep the liver active and remove worry wrinkles by their protection and 1 by keeping the temper sweet. We have something new in these goods, and only want an opportunity to convince you of their merits and cheapness. Paslay S Johnson.
 MT. J. F. Adams, prosperous far mer of the Pine Tree neighborhood, was trading in town Monday and gave ns n pleasant call. He has our sincere thanks for cash on subscription ac- count, paying back dues and four months in advance. We appreciate friend Adams good will and patron age. We have very kindly feeling for the good citizens of Pine Tree, and
 would very much like to have a greater number of subscribers in that neigh
 bOrhOod. MT. Adams informed us
 that considerable cotton planting had
 been abandoned on account of the un- propitious weather. and that there is yet much land 10 be planted in corn