The Forrest City times., 1892-04-08
THE SOUVENIR "TlMES."
Words of Praise from Many Sources for
 Our Rig Edition.

TIE FORREST CITY TIMES, with Landyoigt & Vadakin as editors did surely spread themselves in the way of getting up a souvenir edition of the Times. It was full of cuts of prominent men and business houses.-McCrory Chronicle.
 TIE FORREST CITY TINEs of last week came out as souvenir edition and is one of the handsomest papers ever gotten out by any publisher in the state. It is a paper the people of For rest City and St. Francis county should be proud of.-Randolph Herald.
 The trade edition of TIE FORREST CITY TIMES is a handsome one and does great credit for it's publishers. It is true pen picture of that county's business, politics and social deings. We desire to extend special compli- ments for their enterprise and skill. Lawrence County Telephone.
 Through the kindness of our nephew J. V. Webb of Forrest City Arkansas, we are in receipt of THE FORREST CITY TIMES marvel of newspaper enter prise for the southwest. The paper contains cuts of all the prominent pub lie men and number of merchants. His likeness occupies a prominent p0- stion as one of the foremost manufac- turing jewellers of the southwest Waverly (Mo.l Times.
 The last issue of THE FORREST CITY TIMES was daisy-a souvenir, adver- Using, all home print edition. 1t con tained various views of streets and business houses of the town, and en- cravings and sketches of the principal business men, of the same. It was d big advertisement for Forrest City, and reflected great credit upon it's enter prising editors, Messrs. Landvoigt & Vadak in.-Prescott Picayune.
 TIE FORREST CITY TIMES issued q souvenir edition on March II that Forrest City. It contained l6 pages of all home print matter, besides pie lures of buildings and streets, and DOT traits of 59 of the leading citizens of the town and county. The effort shows wonderful enterprise on the part Of the publishers and speaks we'll for the prosperity of the tOwn.-Con- way Log Cabin.
 THE FORREST CITY TINES made q big splurge in the way of d souvenir edition last week, which is not only creditable to the place but also to the publishers. It reflects credit upon the editors and upon the people of that vicinity. It shows that Forrest City is a live progressive town, and that Bros Landvoigt & Vadakin are in touch with the people in their eudeaver to meet all demands. It is a success all round.-Paragould Press.
 The recent l6-page trade edition of TIE FORREST CITY TIMES is one of the handsomest editions of the kind ever gotten out by Arkansas publish CTS Indeed it is credit to journalism anywhere. It is home edition and shows what can be done in Arkansas. It's publishers, Landvoigt & Vadakin, have successfully shown what enter prise can do, and the people of Forrest City have shown that enterprise will receive it's reward.-Fordyce Enter prise.
 THE FORREST CITY TIsIEs souvenir edition. of Is pages, is a little ahead of anything of the kind that we have seen gotten out in the State. Messrs. Land voigt & Vadakin, tho proprietors, are certainly entitled to great credit in get ting out such a mammoth sheet. It was well illustrated with pictures Of the prominent business men of the place and of the public buildings, and was big advertisement Tor Forrest City, and we have no doubt but what it will be worth thousands of dollars to the place. Philadelphia Standard.
 Rev. J. A. Mason received the fol lowing from Rev. K. B. Cavett of Franklin, Ky, in regard to the souve- mir Times:
 II thank you for sending me the paper. The picture of yourself is good; Roberts not very good; Grant Green just splendid and could not be better; Kelley tolerably good; Rolwage very good. Judging frem the picture" Forrest City and Clarendon have d fine looking c. F. pastor-better look ing than the predecessor. Forrest City must be getting on boom. Hur- rah for Arkansas. anvhow!'
 The following extract is from let ter received by our Mir. Landvoigt from l J. PastoriZa. senior member of the printing and lthographing house of J. J. Pastoriza & O., Houston Texas;
 II take great pleasure in acknowl- edging receipt of the copy of your paper which gives d write-up of Forrest City. You certainly have very pretty city as we'll as lot of handsome men re- siding therein, if we are to credit your special edition. took great pleasure in reading the article about yourself It really would not have been necessary for you to mark it, as l recognized your photo at once. It is very good likeness of you-possibly 1t makes you look a little ''handsomer than you really are"
 The handsome trade edition of THE FORREST CITY TIMES, issued on the 11th was a paper of which our neighboring city should be proud. It contained 16 pages, splendidly illus trated with cuts of the principal public buildings of Forrest City; with DOT traits of more than fifty-oight of her leading business men. Among the number we notice the once familiar faces of our old Mississippi friends, Rev. U. J. Hearon and l.. II. Lipsey, formerly of Hernando, and Ellis Hurley of Lewisburg. The edition was home production, and is credit to journal ism, credit to its projectors and a credit to the little city which produced it. We congratulate Bros. Landyoigt and Vadakin upon their enterprise Jonesboro Times.
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