The Forrest City times., 1906-05-04

What is more annoying than flies, bugs and mosquitoes. Their time has come We can save you this annoy ance Now is the time to screen the nuisances out. Do not wait until your house i> full and screen them in. We have full line Of these goods. Even for loc you may be rid Of the annoyance of the screen door slam by using the dime door checks. Pasiay < Johnson.
 Mr. \. ". smith, representing the Daniels Grain Company, of Little Rock. agents for The Charleston Mill and Elevator Company. gf Charleston. Missouri. manufacturers of the Cele- brated Daniels Life PreSeryer Flour. was ill the city Tuesday on business. and sold q nice biil of goods to our merchants. Mr. smith is most af- fable gentleman, and We were glad to make his acquaintance.
 FoR SALE .-SO acres of weil-im- proved farming land, al in cuitiva- tion. located seven miles west of For rest City. the county seat of St. Fran eis county. Arkansas. and three miles north of Palestine Has four dwel- ling houses. barns. Re. and q very good orchard of apples, peaches. pears. grapes. &c \ lso one-half interest ia | good saw mill and cotton gin toca- ted on the place. For further par ticulars or other information cal on or address. \. SLoNfKER. Palestine. Arkdnsa>
 Mr Leo Pollock. who formerly Lad his headquarters tn this city. board fttsr | al as 4se. -f. m I'm perial hotels. and who was engaged in the insurance business, died at the residence If his daughter. Mrs. sam Oppenheimer. in Memphis. last Fri day He was well and fav0rably known here, and his many friends will join Us in sad regrets and sym pathf to his bereayed relatives He served ill Woodruf'e battery during the civil war.
 Mrs. Annie Caldwell all old and highly respected citizen of this county, died at her home II Caldwell on April 20, and w3s buried Il the Hughes cemetery the following day. large number of her friend, attending the last sad rites She was the widow Of James Caldwell. and mother of our friend. Prof. W. I. Caldwell. who now resides at Oil Trough The news of her death. though not unexpected. did not reach Us in time for notice in our last issue. She waS noble christian mother, and was greatly beloved by all who knew her. The Times extends sincere condolences to the bere3ved.
 MT Robert NJ. smith. senior mem Der Of the firm of smith. Graham X Jones. for many years one Of the most prominent mercantile firms in Eastern ArkanSas, and located II WFnne. died dt Armstrong springs, where he had gone for his health. saturday April 2S. Tie remains were brought to Nynne where the funeral ceremonies and lnterment took place an sunday. Bob smith a> he Na~ familiarly ea led. va, son of Mrs r. NanPatten. for merIf of tiii> citt. bY her first has- band, and Va, vel known To targe circle of friends here. Judge and Mrs. \. N. Norton and Nr ana Mrs Ed ward Roie,on. of this city attended tie funeral We join in the general regret, and extend sympathy to tie bereaYed relatives.
 In making remittance to cover
 
 Times. NTs. Willie James Robinson. Of Bloomington, TenHessre. says: T am late ill mentioning it, but re- eeigeI The Art souvenir Supplement. and enjoyed it to the utmost. You know vas born aHi raised in St. Francis county Many faces were strange. though many were familiar and some missed the old land marks, they have been removed but | am glad to note the prosperity and success Of Forrest City. once my home, and >t Franri, county But | love my mountain home best of al. Ny mountain home for me: Where the wind, wonder free: Where the skies are blue. and the heart k true. II any Of my friends should decide To come to Bloomington springs this summer would be glad 10 have them ta S9an3 I while an ('5fta.sa IJiH