The Forrest City times., 1907-03-22

Ladies will find half hour visit to our store very interesting and enter taining. Our new spring millinery has arrived and is now being featured. k.
 H. Winfield X Co.
 A cordial invitation Is extended to every lady in St. Francis county to call and examine our handsome line of new spring Dress and Dry goods, furnishings, gloves, ribbons, etc. It is the largest and most beautiful as- sortment that We have ever carried, and comprises all the popular new shades, best qualities and pretty pat terms in all kinds Of fabrics. Fussell- l Graham X lderson Company.
 SITTING RooM-Plain straw-colored mating, of best quality. closely woven with short stitch. If you want a du rlble mating, this iS the kind to buy. Our prices are reasonable. Becker & Lewis.
 While out hunting on the prairie. two weeks ago. MT. Henry Euart lost valuable watch and fob Accident i ally meandering the same route later another gentlemen discovered the watch barely showing in the mud. l and it was turned over to Prof. Nal 1 and our senior last Tuesday while they were OH the prairie near Wheat i ley. Honest man that who returned l it, and lucky man Ire who recovered it.
 We are exclusive dealers in the celebrated Anheuser- Busch Reg Beer, and it is kept constantly on tap, l fresh and cold. There is none better. i f Enthra tr CnrnpauS
 The March term q the St. Francis Circuit Court convened Monday with Judge H. \. Hutton presiding in his usual dignitied and business like manner The juries were promptly organized, and the court got to buSi- ness at once. Quite a large number of cases have been disposed of both civil and criminal. The grand jury will probably adjourn today. Full pro- l ceedings will be published next week. The handsomest line of new Spring Goods that We have ever handled is now being offered at our mammoth store. The stock consists of all the | latest and prettiest patterns. colorS and fabrics. such as lawns, mullS dimi- ties, SwiSses. Pongee, China and taffe- ' cries, alloyer laceS, etc. Ladies should not fail 10 see this immense and beau | tiful stock. Fussell-GrahdmA \ lderson Company.
 MT. r. C. Danehower. who resides three and half miles southeast of i Haynes. was in the city the first of the week on business in the circuit court, where lie was defendant ia a suit brought by MT. F. X. Coffman 10 recover salary alleged to be due him for services, but disputed by the former. Danehower, by the way, is said to own one of the finest stock farms in Eastern Arkansas, and raises many fine mules, horses, etc.
 The new billiard and pool room on North Washington street opposite the Long Block is a first class resort, and MT. Morris, the proprietor, invites your patronage.
 MT l. C. Mebane, of Wynne, was in the city Tuesday on business in the Circuit Court. Mrs Mebane had been
 summoned to testify in the case oi
 Davis vs. The Iron Mountain Railroad
 Company, in which it is sought to 0b-
 tain 5000 damages for the killing oi
 Dora Davis at Wynne several months
 ago, mention of which was made ir
 The Times, and being i'll. Mr. Mebant
 came down to present the physician $ certificate to that effect and get his
 wife excused
 Marshal Davis arrested a man nam.
 ed Wm Egan Tuesday on charge oi
 being drunk. shortly after the ar
 rest the marshal received a telegram
 from Brinkley, with description of g deSerter from the L. S. army, with , instructions 10 look out for him. Egar answered the description. and wher , questioned admitted the charge. Mar shal Davis accordingly left yesterday
 with his prisoner for Little Rock t( turn him over to the proper authori
 ties of Uncle Sam.
 X new billiard and pool room is tho
 latest addition to the numerous new enterprises which are springing up in Forrest City. MT. ]. E. Morris, 0 Wynne, is the proprietor, and he ha' , opened in one of the Rollwage build ings on North Washington street op
 posite the Long block He has frs class outfit and handles a stock o
 fine cigars He is desirous of gettinl acquainted. and extends cordial in
 yitation 10 the puplie to give him ;
 call and q share of it's patronage. Ladies Shoes The celebrated but
 tenhofers oxford Shoes and Pumps now on sale by Fussell-Graham-Al
 derson Company There are none st
 comfortable, none so good. and none that give better satisfaction for tn . money
 Mr. ]. l.. Speer. formerly of thf county. and well-kno~n by larg,
 circle of old friends in this city, now . of near Hamlin. in Cross county Wa' , in town on business "Wednesday. anC 1 gave us a pleasant call He brought
 q bale of cotton down with him Whicl
 le sold to F0ssell-Graham-A Alders6I