The Forrest City times., 1892-04-15
THE SOUVENIR TIMES"
Words of Praise from Many Sources for
 Our Big Edition.

Words of Praise from Many Sources for
 Our Bie Edition.
 The recent souvenir edition of THE FORREST CITY TINES was a hiphly creditable production, and the pub fishers are justly entitled to be proud of it. Such paper requires lots of money and labor.-Searcy Beacon.
 We received the souvenir edition of THE FORREST CITY TIMES last week. It was a very handsome paper indeed. It contains IS pages columns each. IS handsomely illustrated, contains DOT traits of many of the city's prominent business men and views of it's beautiful residences. We congratulate Bros. Landvoigt & Vadakin on their success full efforts to fairly represent their town.-rerryville News.
 The illustrated trade edition of the best ever issued in this state. There were nearly hundred cuts and photos and all of them were excellent. cutting ttorney Roberts were exception voigt and Vadakin Is indeed commend
 
 to be congratulated upon having two such newspaper men.-Monroe County Sun.
 The home printed souvenir edition of THE FORREST CITY TINES has been received. It is a large paper, 16 pages, : columns to the page, and is filled with choice matter of St. Francis Coun- ty, and is credit to the publishers Messrs. Landvoigt 6 Vadakin. It con tains cuts of many of it's best buildings and scores of it's most prominent citi- zens. The edition shows much work and considerable expense on the part of the publishers and we hope they will reap rich harvest therefrom. Prairie Banner.
 TUpELo, Miss, March 2s, 1892. To the Editors of the Forrest City Times:
 GENTLEMEN Through the kindness of my nephew, o. A. Ezell, l received copy of your paper showing the inn provements and general news of your town and county, with cuts of very many men of that section. l found the paper very interesting, as I had so me knowledge of the town and some ac- quaintances there and saw many fam liar faces and names. Yours. truly O. M. EzELL
 The last issue of TIE FORREST CrrY TIMES consisted of Is pages, the out. side pages being printed on fine rose tinted paper, and presented . very handsome appearance. It contained T write up of St. Francis County, witf photographs of churches, public build ingS, residences, etc., and faces of some Nf . b oft t,a xpfx few copies of such papers judiciously distributed among home-seekers will reapa lasting benefit for any section The News congratulate the publishers Messrs Landvoiet S Vadakin, on tht result of their efforts .-Springdale News.
 TIE FORREST CITY TIMES souvenir edition of the 1lth inst, has been re ceived. 1t contains sixteen pages seven columns to the page, beautifully illustrated with splendid pictures of the public buildings of the town and many of the leading citizens of St Francis county, including biographica sketches of the most prominent men and a good history of the county and it's principal towns. The publishers Messrs. LandvOigt & Vadakin, de serve much praise for such display Oi energy and public spirit, which is nc doubt fully appreciated by the people of their town and county. The Record | wishes TIE TIMES continued success i-Sharpe County Record.
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK, April 1, 1892 To the Editors of the Forrest City Times: SnRs-I have this week seen and ad mired A copy of your souvenir edition and being very much interested il newspaper work and pretty fair judgt of same, concluded that such a produc ton as yours, requiring, as it must have done, thorough understanding ol | the business to begin with, added tt which is vast amount of vim and en ergy, coupled with patience :and perse verance and determination to sue ceed, and attended with large out lay of expense, should not be passed without vote of thanks and word O praise from every one fortunate enougl to obtain copy, certainly feel mor' proud than ever of Arkansas, and par ticularly so of Forrest City. It is jus such enterprises as this illustrated edition of your worthy paper tha booms town or city and rebounds t. the states credit. I am not an en thusiast on any subject, particularly but newspaper work, and do so muct admire bright, newsy paper, of whicl TIE TIMES is a number, and in thi: maiden effort of an illustrated trad' edition it has certainly excelled itsell and put to shame cities of much larg CT size. Success to you and admira tion for your loyal citizens who ar, public spirited enough to bestow lib eral patronage upon so handsome $ piece of art as we'll as utility as thu souvenir edition of THE TIMES. Lona life and prosperous voyage to THl TIMES IS the wish of
 MRS. MoLLrE B. LEWIS, | iffla Poak ct.hGcrihar