The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01

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 Mrs Bell Hin died at her home near Madison on the 2sth. of consumption. aged ls years. and was buried al the l torrest City cemetery the following day. We could not learn further par ticularS.
 NIT. W. \. Washington. of Colt. was gemal business visitor in town last frlddN, and gave Us pleasant call While our complete plant was in full operation. He was much pleased Nith l the way things were done, and says We have II down fine. Call again.
 NIT. A. B. Mcdaniel was trading in town yesterday afternoon. and was ] delayed b, the rain storm, in return ing home. He says seventy-three con NlctS were put To work al Mcdaniel yesterday by the Missouri Pacific Railway Co. They are putting in |. passing track al that place.
 All Pure Linen Embroidered Hand kerehiefs al The ]. W. Beck Cos.
 What is more annoying than flies. bugs and mosquitos. Their time has come We can save you this aHney- ance. Now is the time to screen the nuiSanCes out. ho not wait until Your house k full and screen them in. We have a 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 cheeks. Paslay X Johnson.
 bavenports sofa and bed combined. in Oak and Mahogany fnsh-the | tT.Sf S.tf f4ft aE fnIo \.
 Mrs. (. \. Aldrich left Monday after a visit of d week to return t0 Mem piis where she is residing. The doe tor accompanied her, returning Tues day night. Dr. C. $. Aldrich is being kept pretty busy these days. patching up mules, horses. &e., wh0 have been on spree. Two mules were in for repairs this week who had very fool lShly undertaken to run away with d l blow, and were badly cut.
 The pleasure of home life is trehled l bN well-screened house We have l the goods. Paslay X Johnson.
 FoR SALE-s0 acres of wen-in- l proved farming land, all in cultiva- tion. located seven miles west of For rest City. the county seat of St. Fran cis county Arkansas. and three miles north of Palestine. Has four dwel- l ling houses. barns, &c., and d very good orchard of apples, peaches, pears, grapes. &c. Also one-half interest in d good saw mill and cotton gin ioca- ted on the place. For furt her par l ticulars or other information. call on or address. A. SLoNiKER. Palestine. Arkansas.
 Mourning paper and envelopes to match 24 sheets of paper and 24 en- velqpes. 35c and DOC at the Newsstand.
 A report reached here of wreck on the Cotton Belt at Fair Oaks, and quite d good deal of excitement was occaSoned when il was learned that Misses Fannie Mann and Cornelia Aven might be in the wreck. as they were due to arrive at Wynne over the Bald Knob branch this morning. Messrs. Mann and Aven went to Wynne on the morning train. and found that sure enough the coach in which the girls were seated was stand ing across the crossing, and a freight train ran into it, pushing it of to one side about twenty feet, and no one was hurt. It was miracle that all in the coach were not killed. The girls arrived home at noon.
 Going To leave town must sell everything. Come and look my stock over before you buy. Everything go- ing absolutely at cost. A. l.. Grady,
 Misses Eula Williams Madeleine Rollwage, Dainty Gatling and Hor- tense Williams, Mrs. !. x. Shields and Mrs. Eugene Williams. Messrs James Euart. Allen Tucker. Winship and Edward RolesOn composed d mer- ry party who went to Fishing lake "Wednesday and enjoyed angling To their heart $ content, Miss Eula l Williams caught l3 fine specimens of 1 the tinny tribe. easily leading all the others combined. Mrs. Shields caught one, the first and only one of her fife and was thoroughly delighted A perfectly lovely luncheon was prepar- 1 ed by the ladies. to which all did full justice. and jolly good time was eu- 1 joyed.
 Fans Fans Fans..a Our fan stock i takes in large territory. The pret- l tiest designs on the market. Prices 5c 10 F oo each The ! N. Beck Co.
 Mr Ray Bonner, manager. has or ganized and is financing new base ball team which he has named the l Squirrels. This organization k com posed of some good bail t0ssers, and they are playing their first game this afternoon. with the regulars. al the park. The line up k as follows |. 1 IOGonnor. (; Siosher. r; Leo Grob- | myer. In: Jones. 2b Merwin. 3b: w. Ravens. ss: Guy Eldridge, If: Chas. German. Of: Capt Ernest Terry, rf We hope they will put up good game. and sorry We are too busy this afternoon to see il. Why not have q good game every week between the l home boys. and let the gate receipts go to the winning club. or say 65 per cent 10 the winner and 5 to the loser. This would help out the finance con siderable.
 Shirts for mem We have the finest 1 line imaginable, and will be pleased to show them to you. Call early, please. Russell Graham A Iderson Company.
 It was announced ill these columns l laSI week that the firm of FOndren.