The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
THE SOUVENIR TIMES"
Words of Praise from Many Sources for
 Our Big Edition.

 Ed Landvoigt, of TIE FORREST
 CITY TINES, has sent us a beautiful l illustrated souvenir copy of that paper
 which reflects great credit on the town
 and the paper. Forrest City is fOrtu-
 nate in having so able an advocate as
 TIE TINES. Editor Landvoigt is one of
 the best printers in the country.-
 Dyersburg tTenn.) Gazette.
 TIE FORREST CrTY TIMES of March
 II comes to our table with a sixteen
 psgs boom edition, giving many illus
 trstions of the buildings of the town
 residents Of the town, which at first
 sight leads one to think 1t biograph-
 ical sketch number of that section of
 Arkansas. s.-Breckenridge lColo.) Jour nal.
 TIE FORREST CITY (Ark. TIMES re- gently published magnificent illustrx-
 ted edition on fine colored paper. de- scriptive of the industries, resources
 and advantages of that section of the
 country. Such publications as this
 show better than anything else could do the new spirit of industry and pro gress which animates the whole of the
 Southern states.--San Jose Call Daily
 Herald.
 Landvoigt & Vadakin of THE FoR- | REST CITY TIAEs are receiving many
 deserved compliments upon their splen- did trade edition issued last week. It contained sixteen pages of well written
 matter, profusely illustrated and hand l somely printed. The energy, ability and public spirit displayed on every page is
 commendable to the TIMEs and the town ia which 1t is publislled.--RuS- sellyillc Democrat. The souvenir edition of THE FORREST CITY TISfEs is a credit to it's enterprise ing publishers. It is home production,
 and handsomely illustrated with DOT traits of prominent citizens, cuts of residences, etc. It is an edition it's pub fishers may well be proud of, and their efforts for tue advancement of Forrest City should be substantially appreciated
 by the citizens of that town and coun-
 ty.-Van Buren Argus.
 Forrest City Enterprise.
 We are in receipt of the handsome
 and attractive souvenir edition of TIE FORREST CITY TIMES and cannot
 too highly compliment the manage
 ment upon the perfect success of their
 enterprise. This edition contains cuts oi dtI tnt leduiIib uuSfucSS HOuSe3,
 churches, public buildings, residences,
 etc. with descriptions of same, also cuts of the prominent citizens of this thriv- | ing little city, with the life history
 of each. and not only are the cuts per
 fectly true and lifelike, bIt an inspec- tion proves them to be work of supo- rior orderas well. The paper is artisti- cally gotten up and is first-class to the
 minutest detail and reflects great credit upon our worthy and highly es-
 teemed contemporary THE FORREST
 CITY TIMES. There is not town in Arkansas which is having more rapid,
 pi osper0us growth than Forrest City and the number of attractively arranged advertisements that adorn the pages of THE TIMES souvenir edition prove that her citizens are not lacking in enter prise or failure III the patronage of worthy object. Again, Bros. Landvoigt and Vadakin. the Press says, bravo! Your first effort in this line is a decided success in so far as being work of no ordinary merit and we sincerely hope your efforts have been appreciated by making it financial success as we'll. --Arkansas Press.